Sentence examples for reasoned himself from inspiring English sources

Milosz offers four case studies of writers he knew, showing how each had reasoned himself into submission.

The subsequent speech when Benedick reasons himself into marriage climaxes in what I always thought was the infallibly funny line, "No, the world must be peopled".

"We'll just give you another minute or so," says the minister, who doesn't know the couple very well but could rip off a half-dozen reasons himself.

Voorhis was urged to run again for Congress against Nixon in 1948 by Stephen Zetterberg, who, when Voorhis declined (in part due to health reasons), himself ran in the Democratic primary.

Johnathan Swift once stated: "You cannot reason a person out of a position he did not reason himself into in the first place".

"He prob'ly won't kill her," Junior reasons to himself, even though he and his reader both know that Rocko Marchante almost certainly will kill her.

"I missed the preseason," Modric himself reasoned.

Thảo reasoned that aligning himself with a group of officers that were likely to successful would yield more influence in the resulting junta.

However, Flanagan, himself, reasoned that some adaptations for persons with chronic conditions or disabilities might be needed and that different rating scales might produce divergent results.

He reasoned them out for himself and rationalized them in a way that was consistent with American national interests.

At the time, Musk reasoned that disagreement should not be a reason to distance himself from a position where he could potentially influence the president's thinking.