Sentence examples for reason the subject from inspiring English sources

For some reason the subject of falling participation does not get the attention it warrants.

We still dream early modern dreams (Reason, the Subject, the Nation, the Modern World), and we are still haunted by the void at the center of it all.

Though for some reason the subject appeals to female royalty, including Queen Rania of Jordan and Princess Maxima of the Netherlands, Natalie Portman is the only member of Hollywood royalty who has dedicated herself to it.

And one of the first things I learned about the self-publishing business was that there was a reason the subject of many self-published books was — yes — how to self-publish, because it's not easy to understand all the ins and outs.

For this reason, the subject matter of the work on display will be familiar to most visitors: Clark and Wagner have not included any of Lowry's portraits, nor his seascapes, choosing instead to concentrate on his depictions of mills and terraced houses, of smoking chimneys and working-class life (hawkers, football crowds, trade union processions).

But there's another reason the subject interests her.

I think the main reason the subjects didn't react that neurotic to the experiment was that there was a really easy way to get out of the situation, it's not like I knew them in the first place, so they don't have to worry about me being pissed.

From this reason, the subjects who were not fans of Mozart may have been interpreting the music as noise.

For obvious reasons, "The Subject Was Faggots" is not often played today.

Some of this has to do with New Orleans itself — for obvious reasons the subject of being abandoned is fraught.

In 1869 Berthelot had already reported to have produced oil from coal, but only around 1910, in Germany (for cogent reasons), the subject was taken up in earnest.