Sentence examples for reasoning very from inspiring English sources

He lays out the reasoning very clearly, even if you don't agree with it.

And why, he added, "do the documents on the provenance not mention Michelangelo's name, given that he was the most famous sculptor at that time?" "Still, I find the line of reasoning very interesting," including the provenance, he wrote.

The use of analogy therefore brings similarity-based and rule-based reasoning very close together, and enables them to interact successfully in problem solving.

The Captain continued, "I take [Obama's] not wearing the flag on his lapel and his reasoning very personally.

Is it hard to believe he could justify his alleged behavior by reasoning, very simply, that she failed to keep herself from "getting scored on?" Is it hard to believe he would do what he is accused of by 41 women, while simultaneously lecturing 40 million people on the improvement of their morals?

W.E.B. DuBois would later write that Reconstruction's enemies "relied upon the court to do what Democratic members of Congress had failed to accomplish -- and the Court through a process of reasoning very similar to that of Democratic legislators, deprived the enforcement legislation of nearly all its strength when it rendered its decisions... .. Here's why this is all relevant today.

"It seemed to me that his mental reasoning is very deep, very profound".

11. "It seemed to me that his mental reasoning is very deep, very profound".

That is why my friend George, whose mental reasoning is very deep, very profound (I must keep saying that), last year said he would unilaterally reduce the American nuclear stockpile.

SHER relies on a unique algorithm based on ontology summarization and combines a traditional in-memory description logic reasoner with a database backed RDF Store to scale reasoning to very large Aboxes.

"Our reasoning is very similar," Black said.