Sentence examples for some sort of reason from inspiring English sources

It always seems to me that you strive for something, put yourself through abnormal punishment and insecurity, for some sort of reason.

I try to believe there's a good reason or, failing that, some sort of reason for most of the things people do.

(After a senator expressed concern that the law allowed "intervention into somebody's life without establishing some sort of reason why you are doing it," the committee declined to recommend it).

The problem with listening to grieving parents is that (understandably, though misguidedly) the grieving seek some sort of reason or justification for the deaths of their loved ones in order to come to grips with their deaths.

We'd demand of ourselves the ability to provide some sort of reason in accounting for our faith.

Because I've understood what I did it then and that…now I can see that wasn't the right way to go and that, you know I done it, I seen it, I paid for it…I was trying so much to get myself better…I was always loyal to take my lollies [tablets] you know every night or morning… and I learnt to sort of religiously take them unless I got unwell for some sort of reason.

As an artist, you're always looking and trying to find some sort of reasons to sacrifice a lot.

Although some sorts of reasons might enter into each type of discourse (e.g., empirical claims), the set of relevant considerations that are individually necessary and jointly sufficient for making logically strong arguments will differ.

"This was not done for some sort of political reason," Mr. Gibbs said.

Well, obviously it is bad luck to some degree, but is there some sort of techincal reason that he keeps beating his own keeper?

This is not only for some sort of intrinsic reason to do with Gove himself, but because the historical resonances of what he had to say are much more clear when translated into German.