Sentence examples for surprising reasoning from inspiring English sources

Dave Navarro -- former Jane's Addiction guitarist and host of the wildly popular Spike show "Ink Master" -- has a surprising choice for his favorite news anchor and an equally surprising reasoning for his selection.

The data also establish another surprising fact: Individual reasoning and talent contribute far less to team success than one might expect.

The prestige bias is the most surprising, because instrumental reasoning alone could lead us to copy people who are skillful or successful.

Re (1): The fact that M1 can be expanded to a Tarskian model is not surprising, given the reasoning in Example 1.1, above: any initial hypothesis about the truth values of the three sentences in question leads, after three iterations of the revision process, to a stable hypothesis that (Tβ ∨ Tγ) and Tα are true, while ¬Tα is false.

Summing up, I suppose all we can do is support Shultz's somewhat tortured reasoning, surprising though it may be coming from a Princeton graduate and a famed economist.

It is, therefore, not surprising that a circular reasoning is established within the Fe0 research community.

"This was a surprising decision based on odd reasoning," said Arnfinn Nergård, director of the predator management board in Hedmark county.

It is hardly surprising that, as the voters' reasoning has emerged, it has turned out to be intensely personal and evanescent, more suited to a byelection than the most important public choice they will ever make.

Rapper Azealia Banks took to Twitter on Monday to announce who she'll be voting for in the upcoming election, and her reasoning is quite surprising (and totally skewed).

But of course such reasoning is not surprising from a court that ruled earlier this year that corporations are people, too -- really big people -- whether you're a major banking entity bilking the little guy for billions or a petrochemical giant obscenely filling the Gulf of Mexico with crude, like Rabelais' Gargantua, relieving himself from the towers of Notre Dame and drowning the city of Paris.

If we substitute C with hierarchical order and A with TOL, then the abductive structure of TOL reasoning is: "The surprising fact, of hierarchical order, is observed; But if the TOL were true, hierarchical order would be a matter of course, Hence [because of hierarchical order], there is reason to suspect that the TOL is true".