Sentence examples for reason take from inspiring English sources

And the main reason, take note, is that the play just isn't very good.

When problems start, either the chimp (emotion) or the human (reason) take over.

Now a law is being proposed that Yet the proposed abortion law would let one person for whatever reason take the life of the that unborn child.

Comments: (1) Why does The Manual of Reason take dyads to be the locus of the inference?

A natural law moral theory will give an account of the way in which first principles of practical reason take on a moral force by being considered, not one by one but in their united ("integral") directiveness.

If a venue won't let you do this for whatever reason, take your party elsewhere.

Baauer, for whatever reason, took umbrage at that, leading to a Twitter war of words.

When the editor went on holiday, I, for some reason, took over.

The China Institute put it on its 2001 schedule, then for some reason took it off.

But, in the emotional hothouse of the parliamentary Labour party, reason took second place to visceral loyalty.

For this reason, taking Fourier analysis to a sampled pavement surface does not make too much sense in theory.