Sentence examples for reasoning can be found from inspiring English sources

A critical discussion of Teller's reasoning can be found in Seibt (2002).

Similar reasoning can be found in the Second and Third Critiques, in Religion, and in various essays of the 1790s.

One line of this reasoning can be found in his discussion of classical skeptical tropes concerning the relativity of evidence from the senses to individual experience that honey tastes sweet to me, though bitter to you; and that fire seems hot to us, though not so to insects that live near fire (O III (DM) 388b; R 535).

To demonstrate this suggestion, a relevant example of Dr. Qadri's reasoning can be found on page 120 of his printed fatwa where he states with regard to "the terrorists who indiscriminately murder people through bomb blasts, suicide bombings and other means of destruction".

The same reasoning can be found in Van Merode [ 31], who states that, in a functionalistic organisation, departments put their professionals at the centre: everything is organised around the health care professional, not around the patient.

This sort of reasoning can be found in works of natural history that try to explain the existence of conflict-suppression mechanisms (Wilson and Sober 1989; Wilson and Hölldobler 2005; Wilson and Wilson 2007) and in modelling work that pre-supposes a collective-level evolutionary process and then finds that it acts to strengthen conflict-suppression (Michod and Roze 1999; Michod 2006).

The underneath reasoning for the peak splitting can be found in the k-space in Fig. 2 c, d.

Nonetheless, we feel that the fact that such common description can be found supports reasoning of the Affymetrix.

(Their article sometimes reads like a military briefing from the front lines!) For simpler problems, proofs can be found by the reasoning program automatically; deeper and more challenging ones like the one at hand require the guidance of the user.

In the literature, however, this line of reasoning is not always followed, and examples can be found of interpreters who hold that it is the infinite intellect that does the perceiving, but that there need not be more than two attributes (Bennett, 1984, 75 76).

Discussion of temporality and reasoning about time goes back to antiquity and examples can be found even in the Bible (Boyd 2014).