Sentence examples for to reason a from inspiring English sources
Her father is the managing partner in Walter & Haverfield, a Cleveland law firm, and a contributing editor to Reason, a libertarian magazine.
It stood to reason: A stark "Nixon" might have seemed presumptuous, and there wasn't enough space on the label for "President".
Sex, in The Lesser Bohemians, is the great lure, not open to reason, a lawlessness unto itself, an all-consuming consummation.
In 2008, he published a book entitled An Appeal to Reason: A Cool Look at Global Warming, which provoked reaction – not least among the scientists he sought to refute.
To give you an idea, his book, An Appeal to Reason: A Cool Look at Climate Change, is described as a "hard-hitting response to the scaremongering of climate alarmists".
According to the Telegraph, the Lib Dem leader wrote a letter to Stand to Reason, a mental health charity, to say that the word, which he used to describe Tory allies in the European parliament, was inappropriate.
Bill O'Reilly is a pestilence to reason, an objection to the concept of critical analysis.
Does the capacity to reason mean a rejection of religion?
It's like trying to reason with a cat.
How trying to reason with a toddler is completely futile.
It's impossible to reason with a zombie".
