Sentence examples for sort of reason from inspiring English sources

Yet it was a cold sort of reason and justice.

Literary agent Derek Johns says he doesn't take on partners of existing clients for precisely this sort of reason.

Nonetheless, appealing to the utility of science is a good start: it is the right sort of reason, even if it is, by itself, insufficient.

He's had emergency cranial surgery, albeit for a very Keith sort of reason: he fell out of a tree in Fiji.

In any case, this seems a cold and abstract motive for such a big and intimate decision - Kate Reddy might say it's the sort of reason a man would come up with.

For this sort of reason, any reader hoping this review of 1606 might include something about Shakespeare's supposed affair with the vintner's wife Jane or Jennet Davenant will be disappointed.

But what sort of reasons?

The hard question is what sort of reasons we can give.

Two sorts of reason are worth examining.

Executives resign for all sorts of reasons.

We spend for all sorts of reasons.