Sentence examples for reasoning that is from inspiring English sources

Dom Sebastian Moore, of Downside Abbey: "A piece of reasoning that is odd in the extreme. . . .

This paper presents a general model for temporal reasoning that is capable of handling both qualitative and quantitative information.

"His landscape was invented; it only exists in the imagination," Ms. Blackburn continued, pursuing a line of reasoning that is not popular here.

I do have a problem with reasoning that is patently dishonest and protests too much about its own motives and the motives of those it defends.

The experts must evaluate each version of the system and compare the reasoning that is being embedded in the system with their own thinking.

Although this example is trivial, it illustrates a form of reasoning that is appealed to in the explanation of countless actions people perform every day.

As such, it is an example of the flawed reasoning that is responsible for the crisis having spun out of control.

But it rests on a line of reasoning that is largely untrue at one important and critical point: the seller's possession of an absolute right to payment.

The symbolic computation technology today can support topological and analytical reasoning that is the most demanding need in the analog IC design practice.

The controlling precedent upholds the city's firearm statutes, "even though it contains reasoning that is inconsistent with the position of the United States," the department said in court papers.

Paul's is not a line of reasoning that is usually accorded lengthy consideration among mainstream Republicans, but Paul said something that night that prompted a follow-up question from the panelist Wendell Goler, a Fox White House correspondent.