Sentence examples for reason taken from inspiring English sources

After all, this is a nation which has, for no particular reason, taken Hugh Jackman, Ugg boots and the Murdochs to its heart.

Give Me a Reason, taken off their second album Nose Dive, is a brass-filled up-tempo little number, anchored by the hefty vocal power of lead singer Nkechi Anele.

I was, for very good reason, taken to task on the feedback page by one of the students in this class for presenting playfully in lecture, in the context of our discussion of punishment, an example of somebody who aimed to shoot somebody and failed or succeeded at his aim on a day after there had been a shooting in New Haven.

We've come to the Shtachim (literally, the Territories) to spend two months meeting the people behind the stereotype - the ordinary folk who have, for whatever reason, taken the Israeali state's shilling and come to dwell on the other side of the Green Line.

In contrast to the latter two, the postulate of freedom is more directly tied to the Fact of Reason, taken as a necessary condition for the bindingness of the moral law upon us.

Looking at the test case you flagged - the person has, for some reason, taken a scatter-gun approach to distributing their ads, sending them to multiple countries with little or no demographer targeting.

Bourgeois reason takes many forms.

For this reason, take time to brainstorm a list of all the issues you might cover.

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

Gura, for that reason, took pains to fashion his new complaint to fit Scalia's framework.

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