Sentence examples for some reason of from inspiring English sources
Whatever advisers encourage him to try, it seems, he'll try – with the exception, for some reason, of losing those glasses.
No doubt for some reason of symbolic significance, both Inanna and the Soul are written for the same voice type — high coloratura soprano.
When I first heard "The World Tomorrow" announced, I thought, for some reason, of an odd little story that he told me about being in Denmark, in 2009.
On the one hand, Mr Salmond tells Scots that independence is something big: that for some reason of national destiny it is worth the inevitable upheaval.
For distraction I get chatting to a British diplomat in the queue, but then notice she is stammering and shaking from nerves for some reason of her own.
When one of them glows cream and white it reminds me, for some reason, of the Oompa-Loompas in Willy Wonka's television chocolate room.
Some reasons of nickel-zirconia SOFC anodes structural degradation in operating media have been explained.
A comparison with dynamics of real oscillator is presented and some reasons of observed differences are explained.
Furthermore, the models automatically highlight if some reasons of concern appear for the ideal use of the model, e.g. boundaries of the descriptor space.
Some reasons of why you might like him are listed above.
There is some reason for pessimism, of course.
