Sentence examples for satisfying reason from inspiring English sources
The phrase "satisfying reason" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is usually used to describe a reason or explanation that is satisfactory or fulfilling. Example: "I couldn't attend the meeting due to a family emergency, but I gave my boss a satisfying reason for my absence." In this sentence, the writer is explaining that they had a valid reason for not being able to attend the meeting, and that their boss found it to be acceptable or satisfactory.
Google hasn't provided much in the way of a satisfying reason for this "spring cleaning," saying only that "usage has declined".
Marvel has cleverly tied this new central conflict to the natural fallout from previous episodes, in the process creating a much more satisfying reason for superhero fisticuffs than we ever got in print.
One day last year when her daughter, Ainsley, was 9, Tracee Sioux pulled her out of her elementary school in Fort Collins, Colo., and drove her an hour south, to Longmont, in hopes of finding a satisfying reason that Ainsley began growing pubic hair at age 6. Ainsley was the tallest child in her third-grade class.
For satisfying this reason, Lubrication assumes principle part as when ointment separates the two surfaces of the relative movement, it diminishes the friction between them.
He decides that, for an English scientist, theory is "for him neither an explanation nor a rational classification of physical laws, but a model of these laws, a model not built for the satisfying of reason but for the pleasure of the imagination" (1914, 117; 1954, 81).
A little less than satisfying, for reasons of personnel.
A good accounting of a player's failings can be more satisfying, for some reason, than an apt description of his good deeds.
Considering the last 2 days in the previous planning horizon, each nurse can work at most two consecutive shifts L. Constraint sets (14) and (15) are incorporated into the model for this reason (Satisfying constraint 4).
It would be satisfying for multiple reasons if a theory like this were eventually to vanquish the Hard Problem.
Mr. Tolle, who is one-eighth Irish, says to have the cottage as a central part of the memorial is satisfying for many reasons.
To create a stable civic culture of participation, mutual values of equality, fairness and mutual respect must underpin everything, thereby giving members satisfying and meaningful reasons for getting involved.
