Sentence examples for reason-driven from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the decision offers a sterling example of how reason-driven, context-sensitive judicial review can ensure that those responsible for enforcing the law are faithful to their charge.

Several reasons drive this trend.

Marketing reasons drive much of the interest in co-opting the name of the liquor manufacturers.

Do you see his work after that novel as less important, or what other reasons drove the book's structure?

The heart has its reasons, the reasons drive us mad, and his task is to forge a style from the result.

And he goes on to suggest, not always convincingly, that psychological or personal reasons drive many Americans to seek "rebirth from the raw energy of the Tea Parties".

Annoyingly, the documentary gimmick just disappears in some scenes, which won't bother most people but for whatever reason drove me bonkers.

Whatever Edward expected to see that day, whatever reason drove him to enlist in the Union cause, the thing that most likely remained with him at the end of that first awful day was the feeling of utter exhaustion.

Obsessed above all else with his reclaimed treasure, Thorin sacrifices friendship and honor to hoard it as Bilbo's frantic attempts to make him see reason drive the Hobbit towards a desperate and dangerous choice.

"You might let on that personal reasons drove you to explore this area of the country, but I would play my cards pretty close to the vest," Dr. Brill said.

Whistle-blowers are ordinarily depicted as lone voices of reason, driven by idealism, courageously standing up to lawless bureaucracies, selflessly risking careers to get out the truth.