Sentence examples for reason thought from inspiring English sources

But that Lyft, for some reason, thought that this would reflect kindly on them is perhaps the most horrifying part".

They are all states where the Pollster.com aggregate favored John McCain over Barack Obama by at least 10 points, yet Morris, for some ridiculous reason, thought the states were toss-ups or leaned Obama?

However, integrative measures, such as "time to discontinuation for any reason", thought to convey information about efficacy, tolerability and safety, can be influenced by several nonspecific variables likely to vary from site to site and from doctor to doctor.

If you were thinking of making the high-def plunge and for some unthinkable reason thought Circuit City was the place to do it, wait a couple months.

Have a look at Shane's strange encounter with the peculiar auteurs that, for some excellent vodka-drenched reason, thought to marry Socialist realism and zombie films.

I had, for some reason, thought the show was canceled, even though a look back into the record shows that these five episodes were already on the books when Season 3 ended.

(It's always called a "club," for some reason; think of this one as the Porcellian).

Or that drummer Dave Brown for some reason thinks I'm in Blank Dogs?

Superstition and faith have routed reasoned thought from the battlefield of ideas.

In theory, intuitive decisions are made immediately, without conscious, reasoned thought.

If there are other reasons, think about it and make a decision.