For the same reason herd-boys employ an ash-twig for driving cattle, and one may often see a mountain-ash growing near a house.
For the same reason, in many parts of Germany, a few nuts are mingled with the seed corn to insure its being prolific.
For the same reason, the aspen, from its constant trembling, has been held a specific for this disease.
For the same reason it was called by the French herbalists "l'herbe de la rupture.
Commandments and prohibitions are not useless, for the same reason.
For the same reason he defended the institution of miracles.
For the same reason we celebrate the festivals of Passover, Tabernacles, Hanukkah and Purim, as a remembrance of God's benefits to our people.
For the same reason, the churinga gives the hunter a certain power over the corresponding animal: by rubbing his body with a Euro churinga, for example, a man acquires a greater chance of catching euros.
For the same reason it is also possible to attribute to Brahman a multiplicity of abodes, as is done in the clause (quoted above) 'higher than all.
For the same reason, name and form cannot abide in the soul (as was above attempted to prove by means of the simile of the rivers), but abide in the limiting adjunct and are ascribed to the soul itself in a figurative sense only.
For the same reason, therefore, the hook is sometimes inserted into the last link of the chain, and sometimes into the third or the second.
For the same reason, as we learn from the geographer Ptolemy, it was revered among the Assyrians and Persians.
For the same reason, a mysterious book of Apuleius, in which an ass figures largely, was called "The Golden Ass.
For the same reason, rocks found on the Gironde, in the South of France, and at certain points in the North of Italy, were suspected to be of contemporaneous origin.
For the same reason I should not be sorry if Emile came of a good family.
He says little, for he is not anxious to attract attention; for the same reason he only says what is to the point; who could induce him to speak otherwise?
For the same reason I should not admit that the movements of fluids are spontaneous, neither should I attribute spontaneous motion to fire which causes their fluidity.
For the same reason he should not wish to attempt the life of others.
For the same reason, chastisement, in its true sense, should not only be a menace insuring the execution of the law, but a reparation or expiation for its violation.
For the same reason, though the bar is a free profession, it is so connected with magistracy, it is so necessary a dependency of the judicial power, that it is thereby itself a sort of public power.
So is Reputation of love of a mans Country, (called Popularity,) for the same Reason.
For the same reason, none can abrogate a Law made, but the Soveraign; because a Law is not abrogated, but by another Law, that forbiddeth it to be put in execution.
And likewise where the Custome is, that the next of the Male Kindred succeedeth, there also the right of Succession is in the next of the Kindred Male, for the same reason.
Neither (for the same reason) becomes it a Law to other Judges, though sworn to follow it.
For the same reason, to avoyd battell, is not Injustice, but Cowardise.
Was it for the same reason--the result of any communication?
In Scotland they are known by the name of Flying Adders, for the same reason.
For the same reason he became the personal friend of Chancellor Livingston, with whom, among other things, he founded the Society for the Promotion of Agriculture, Manufactures, and the Useful Arts.
For the same reason, Union men of Kentucky and other border States turned from it with profound grief.
For the same reason, he desired the election of Nathan Sanford to the United States Senate to succeed Obadiah German.
When religion goes wrong, she is very wrong, for the same reason.
For the same reason, the common people in Germany often go to sleep on Christmas Day in the pig-sty, hoping to dream there; this dream is a presage of good luck.
It is for the same reason, also, that knowledge acquired in youth is much more likely to be remembered than things learned late in life.
For the same reason, also, the young teacher should early aim to secure facility in the art of questioning.
For the same reason, the external conditions should be such as are not likely to furnish unusual stimulations, as will be the case if the class-room is on a busy street and must be ventilated by means of open windows.
For the same reason, the sensuous elements involved in an ordinary act of perception are often spoken of as immediate, and the others as mediate elements of knowledge.
For the same reason, lack of food and sleep, working in bad air, etc.
It is for the same reason, too, that a retentive memory is necessary.
For the same reason, careful writers avoid starting with the, an, or a, though it often is necessary to begin with these articles because the noun they modify is itself important.
For the same reason, too, new styles as seen in the shop windows are always good for a half-column.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "for the same reason" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
