Sentence examples for reasoning appeared from inspiring English sources

While submitting a false police report "could" constitute obstruction of justice, Bryant said the Hamilton County prosecutor's line of reasoning appeared to check out.

His reasoning appeared to support the idea of another military takeover, or at least a return to a form of "guided democracy" in which the military would have the decisive voice.

Mrs. Ping's reasoning appeared to contain this message: her job was not important to her while marriage was very important, so she felt she should quit her job to prepare for her marriage.

Any strategy which tries to stimulate responsible consumption by moralising and reasoning appears doomed to failure.

Even though Mr. Marri is not an American citizen, the court's reasoning appears to apply equally to citizens.

France, the reasoning appears to go, is "encouraging" hordes of migrants to attempt the hazardous journey under the Channel, clinging to a shuttle or hidden in the back of a lorry.

Her reasoning appears to be that "Shawn Donnelley" is a gender-neutral name whereas "Shawn Margaret Donnelley" makes it absolutely clear that she is a women and thus, as she sees it, more deserving of the support of female voters.

A variation on this line of reasoning appears in On the Trinity, where he argues that, if he is deceived, he is at least certain that he is alive.

(Let's pause and doff our cap to Jed Rakoff, the federal judge who first started complaining about settlements that did not acknowledge guilt — and whose reasoning appears to have persuaded the S.E.C).

The trouble with this approach is that once we have admitted that there are some absolute moral facts, it is hard to see why we shouldn't think that there are many — as many as common sense and ordinary reasoning appear to warrant.

Conceivability reasoning appears to be a priori.