But then I changed my mind, reasoning that she had something interesting going on.
"It was a great investment at the end of the day," she added, reasoning that she paid "kind of half-price".
One friend said Mrs. Clinton decided late Wednesday to say no, reasoning that she would have more freedom in the Senate.
When Feinstein was entering ninth grade, her mother enrolled her in the exclusive Convent of the Sacred Heart, reasoning that she would benefit from exposure to the social élite.
At one point, there was a call for volunteers for overseas duty, and Julia McWilliams, reasoning that she would probably be going to Europe after the war in any case, put in for Far Eastern duty.
She decided against a one-bedroom in a building with a lovely roof deck, reasoning that she would be spending most of her time inside her home, not on the roof.
Federal District Judge Norma Holloway Johnson acknowledged as much when she rejected Mr. Clinton's attorney-client privilege claim regarding Mr. Lindsey, applying essentially the same reasoning that she did in turning down the claims of executive privilege.
Since Ms. Stivaletta's sister had sold her house a month after following the instructions in the kit, she figured she would try the same tactic, reasoning that she had nothing to lose.
Using the same reasoning that she would turn to in Bush v. Gore, the majority opinion justified the decision to short-circuit the political debate about abortion on the grounds that the court had to save the country from legislative battles that could only polarize and divide Americans.
First, Orville makes out with a brass statue of a woman on a tomb, reasoning that she "hasn't been kissed for five hundred years".
After the snafu, Miller sought to make amends and speak in a little clearer terms about Palin's executive aptitude, but in the end could apparently only muster the reasoning that she filled the "constitutional requirement" necessary to run for president.
