Sentence examples for reasoned at from inspiring English sources
The authorities didn't react too harshly: "It's not like they invaded with attack helicopters," a spokesman reasoned at the time.
If I wasn't playing every night, I reasoned, at least I'd have a steady stream of inspiration.
As Negro slaves, they reasoned, at least they would have lived someplace warm, and would have been whipped and branded but not worked to death outright.
Institutional investors reasoned at that time that the dividends on a diversified pool of equities would grow sufficiently to offset the loss in immediate income.
Now it appears to me that these lines may be employed with great advantage to represent nature, condition, direction and comparative amount of the magnetic forces; and that in many cases they have, to the physical reasoned at least, a superiority over that method which represents the forces as concentrated in centres of action… (Faraday, 1852a, p. 26 (3074)).
He reasoned at the time that he simply needed a break.
"New York's not going nowhere," she reasons at one point.
"No reason at all," Mr. Fairclough replied.
I explained my reasons at the time.
Constance was furious beyond reason at his unflagging unhappiness.
