Sentence examples for reason were from inspiring English sources
Italian officials, with some reason, were widely distrusted as corrupt.
His sentence ends there, as if no other reason were needed to save the jungle.
Their efforts to domesticate emotion with reason were regularly foiled by insurrections of the heart.
And many of my closest friends, for some reason, were generally older than I was.
In the early nineteen-sixties, books, for some reason, were bombs.
When and for what reason were these organizations founded or treaties drafted?
Not without reason were the decades following the Glorious Revolution characterised by a notoriously lax and self-satisfied Christianity.
This practitioner had her own theories about why so many women without an obvious medical reason were having trouble conceiving.
In 2015 it transpired that Tories, for whatever reason, were that bit harder to rouse, creating the big polling miss.
Services that left out APIs, for whatever reason, were flawed.
The probable reason were the weights of the used utility function.
