Sentence examples for some kind of reason from inspiring English sources

And that when he tried to kidnap Clarence Ward, Geoffrey's grandfather, he at least had some kind of reason.

All it has to show is some kind of reason for its distinction.

Cohan viewed Bela as "a young woman trying to make a living and find some kind of reason in her world" who was "a little damaged".

The rent concession should have some kind of reason to back it up, but usually there is something to find that the tenant was unhappy about during the tenancy and so long as there is some reasonable connection between the amount of the concession and that previous unhappiness, after the tenant vacates the renovated apartment, the apartment can go into deregulation.

There will always be some kind of reason, and most of the time, it's an extremely stupid and superficial reason.

"I think our biggest task right now is providing some kind of reasoned guidance to both cities and courts going forward.

The first is to assume that some kinds of reasons are always better than others — that there is a hierarchy of reasons, with conventions (the least sophisticated) at the bottom and technical accounts at the top.

But it is impossible to understand why these different theses have received so much attention as a group without appreciating one problem in particular that is encountered by some kinds of reasons internalism.

But bonobos for example will suck on each other's tongues for about twelve minutes straight — and they're probably doing so for some kind of affectionate reason.

The prospective mom had given him a used MP3 player, perhaps as a parting gift, but the group-home staff had locked it up for some kind of disciplinary reason.

"While everyone searched yesterday for some kind of dramatic reason for the Cook declaration, it's a fairly simple equation, even if you are out to friends, co-workers and family, as Cook apparently has been: You get tired of lying.