Sentence examples for that has reason from inspiring English sources

He was examined by a trainer and stayed in, inviting heavy booing from a crowd that has reason to be enthusiastic.

The part that has reason in itself, e.g., deliberates about decisions, both for the short term and the long.

Locke, for instance, said that a person is "a thinking intelligent being, that has reason and reflection, and can consider itself as itself, the same thinking thing, in different times and places" (1975: 335).

Then, without explanation, he makes the claim that reason has two importantly distinct aspects, one that has reason directly and in itself and one that obeys (or can obey) reason.

Yahoo reared its patent troll head this week, and it's not just Facebook that has reason to be worried — at least, judging by the extremely broad features that it's being targeted for.

Russia seems to smell just such an alliance nascent among Ukraine, Georgia and Azerbaijan all countries open to the West that have reason to fear Russia's meddling.

Perhaps surprisingly, it is AIPAC that has less reason to feel assured.

The most negative quality is hatred that has no reason.

"I think that everybody has reason to be worried.

"I know that Jon has reason to trust him if nothing else," he said.

Granted, it sounds odd to say that one has reason to kill oneself.