Sentence examples for would reason from inspiring English sources

After all, she would reason, all the cool sisters are doing it.

If India's overwhelming numerical superiority on land, at sea and in the air won the day and Pakistan lost its prized Kashmiri land, would reason be swept aside?

Some fans, especially the 20,000 or so new supporters who flocked to success, would reason that if the owner wished to hire and fire one, two, or even more managers/coaches per season, that was his prerogative.

But more than either of those two things, I would reason that this is a time when the need for feminism is making itself acutely obvious in all manner of ways.

Mr. Geck gets at the nub of that recurrent problem in typically down-to-earth terms: "A pragmatist in the post of St. Thomas cantor would reason as follows: I have the school's pupils, the council musicians, and a few students at my disposal; I will adapt my music to those resources.

Sitting there in my giant headphones with a union jack design, I would feel marked as old and out of touch – onlookers would know at once that I could only be listening to Barry Manilow, or Status Quo, or perhaps Charlene's I've Never Been To Me – but, I would reason: I'm not a teenager and it's only a plane home from holiday and nobody cares.

If you believe that coincidences are just coincidences, you'd reason that our odds aren't favorable.

Linklater was shooting "Boyhood" on film, rather than with digital cameras, for visual continuity: digital technology would advance over twelve years, he'd reasoned, but celluloid would not.

If this organization thought the proposal merited support, we'd reasoned, then it must be good.

"Otherwise, one would have reason to cry all the time".

Her old songs would be reason enough to see her.