Defenders of intelligibility argue that reasonable pluralism applies to evaluative standards just as it applies to reasons (Vallier 2011).
The most natural way to understand a reasons-responsive theory is in terms of an agent's responsiveness to reasons.
We know people are responsive to reasons.
Tells about speculation as to reasons for the anti-Confucianism.
It is life that gives birth to reasons and functions.
Of course, the chancellor can quite properly point to reasons beyond his control.
Prominent Muslims calibrated their Eid messages to both reflect anxieties and point to reasons for hope.
But Tory governments are instinctively more amenable to "reasons of state" arguments, more worldly you might say.
We are not privy to reasons why the game was edited and cannot, therefore, give you any other details.
For decades, however, avocados were the opposite of ubiquitous, due to reasons rising from the fruit's elusive virtue: ripeness.
The calligraphers' tales point to reasons for this lettering renaissance, beyond its suitability for Instagram's square, aesthetically pleasing frame.
