Sentence examples for sight of reason from inspiring English sources

The culprits were largely social scientists, who had lost sight of reason and confused it with the fetish for knowledge, data, and quantifiable facts, which they separated out from "ultimate values".

With stunning mountain vistas and not a Dagwood Dog in sight, there's plenty of reason to smile at Mofo but the line-up seemed structured to pose the more sombre question: what comes next?

They were a poignant reminder of the fact that we build communications networks for a reason, and occasionally I feel that we're losing sight of that reason.

I was losing sight of the reason I had contacted him.

If you get too involved, you lose sight of the reason you have it in the first place.

As the official day of action get underway, I can only hope that the protesters don't lose sight of the reason they are here.

And never in the years to come -- in Congress, and in the United States Senate -- did he lose sight of the reason he entered public service: to fight for the people, not the powerful.

As the political debate about how to pay for and pass health reform grows louder and more contentious, we shouldn't lose sight of the reason we're even having this conversation: We have a huge, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to improve the lives of all Americans, insured and uninsured alike.

How they manage that is going to be crucial to how we get on against the Springboks in Durban, but I am confident – and I could be one of them – that no one will lose sight of the reason we are here: to win the Test series.

As you lose yourself in angry emails about the latest round of cost cutting or plot revenge against whoever nicked your stapler, it can be easy to lose sight of the reason why you went into your line of work in the first place.

And never lose sight of the reason you got into football as a fresh-faced kid.