Sentence examples for said reasoning from inspiring English sources

"I didn't really think they'd sell," he said, reasoning that they would at least be a good loss leader.

This year's baseballs are more dense, Wendell said, reasoning that they can travel farther because of it.

"Pepper-crusted beef tenderloin," Kamp said, reasoning that beef represents classic football cuisine with enough texture to represent Coughlin's fiery demeanor.

Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist at the University of Virginia, said, "Reasoning, when we do it, is mostly to find justification for what we already believe".

Ultimately, though, he began focusing on what day-to-day work he would enjoy, Mr. Scacchi said, reasoning that "I was naturally inclined to mess around with numbers, and my other interest was always to be in shape".

"The ATF agents only observed what Houston made public to any person traveling on the roads surrounding the farm," the court said, reasoning that the "agents had a right to access the public utility pole and the camera captured only views that were plainly visible to any member of the public who drove down the roads bordering the farm".

After Gidleigh Park, "I looked for the most difficult kitchen I could find," she says, reasoning that "you have to work with the best, put yourself under the most pressure … That's the only way you can really learn".

"The demographics of fishing are better than tennis or golf," he says, reasoning that as baby boomers age they will migrate toward more sedentary pursuits.

Yes, said Parker, reasoning honesty was the best policy.

He said the reasoning was "spelled out in great detail" in the proxy statement.

But Mr. De Micheli said that reasoning does not justify the sudden 19,705 jump in Mr. Polis's followers in one day.