Sentence examples for reason the idea from inspiring English sources

"Paris?" For some reason, the idea shocked her.

And there was a reason the idea went nowhere: it didn't make sense.

"For some reason, the idea of absence, of leaving things out, has been very important in my work," he said.

Whether or not that is the reason, the idea brings the discussion to a more thoughtful level.

For this reason, the idea that a subterranean green plant will photosynthesize by use of thermal infrared radiation emitted by its surroundings is untenable.

Up there with smart fridges, connected cows are a staple of IoT stories, and with good reason – the idea of web-connected cows is hilarious.

"In some cases these people live in extreme poverty and for that reason the ideas of the Islamic fundamentalists are appealing to them," he said.

For this reason the ideas that do fit with the narrative are promulgated widely (for example digital-by-default, shared services and outsourcing).

Ideas may not be accepted if they are offered forthrightly; and great dramatists who are intent on furthering social or political ideas, such as Henrik Ibsen, George Bernard Shaw, and Bertolt Brecht, quickly learned methods of having the spectators themselves reason the ideas as part of their response to the play.

For those reasons, the idea of a Boxing Day book is an excellent one.

For practical reasons, the idea was abandoned, but I can't imagine he was disappointed.