Sentence examples for with ample reason from inspiring English sources

We can, with ample reason, blame physicians who don't want to talk or think about dying.

It is often said, and with ample reason, that much of what Donald Trump says isn't worth a jot.

With ample reason, we often dismiss what comes out of the commercially minded dream factory of Hollywood as simplistic, candied, trivial.

We're all a bit wary of Bush nominees these days, and with ample reason, but Mr Murdock is a fine choice.

The problems include the failure to recognize the symptoms of depression in the elderly and the belief that nothing can be done for people with ample reason to be depressed.

With ample reason, Nylen asks himself, "Why do I take such dumb risks over and again?" The son of a gregarious DuPont executive whose constant transfers kept the family on the move, Nylen learned at a young age that even a prudently lived existence can go awry.

The Japanese have provided critics with ample reasons for this accusation; historical revisionism tops the list.

and allied with the Secretary of Education, whose staff was laced with Gates' allies, is ample reason for Congressional hearings.

But, as is usually the case with Stone, there is ample reason for skepticism.

The significant economic data due over the next few days has given those with a nervous disposition ample reason to flap, resulting in substantial sell-offs in almost all the major markets worldwide.

"With this study, Holzberg provides ample reason for revisiting, and enjoying, Ovid's immediacy, literary skill, and psychological insight". Gerald J. Russello, The New Criterion, January 2003.