Sentence examples for she reasoned that from inspiring English sources

But, she reasoned, "that generation is getting older, and the memory of Carl Kemm Loven's work is going to just pass away unnoticed here in Bergen County".

She reasoned that those who disliked her were snobs.

But she reasoned that he would come back some day & she'd make him eat crow.

But she reasoned that the nanny had intended to submit to its screening process.

She reasoned that a city job would look good on a now blank resume.

She reasoned that it "was not too long a distance for a relationship," she said.

"The way that they're dressed is so uncontrived," she reasons, "that's the spirit I am drawn to.

She reasons that she must not have messed up too badly, if so many players are following in her footsteps.

But through zealous research she dispels this mist to a remarkable extent; when she reasons that Pepys "no doubt" did something, a reader has no doubt that he did.

She reasons that the clubs cannot be accused of elitism because their members are "morons," a belief in the alignment of status and intelligence so naïve that it might almost make you weep.

She reasons that women would be among the main beneficiaries if the country broke with its tradition of allowing each industry to set its own pay agreements and instead enacted a national minimum wage.