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Example sentences for "much reason"

  • Sir," said she, casting her eyes on the ground with a decent bashfulness, "I cannot tell you before so many people what I have so much reason to wish may be kept a secret.

  • Now I would have you tell those gentlemen that sent you, since there is as much reason to bring him off as to condemn him, that they even let him go free; for it is always more commendable to do good than hurt.

  • Oresta had as much reason as any to fear the interlopers, and he readily entered into the scheme.

  • As to that (the nearest to me of all) of dangers to your constitution: there is as much reason to hope it may not be so, as to fear that it may.

  • The court might, with just as much reason, have said that, to preserve the life of the government, congress had the right to issue such money as would authorize all creditors to demand twice the amount of their honest dues from all debtors.

  • Emma had as much reason to be satisfied with the rest of the party as with Mr. Knightley.

  • We have been unguarded in forming this hasty engagement, but we must not complete the imprudence by ratifying it while there is so much reason to fear the connection would be opposed by those friends on whom you depend.

  • The suggestion that Sally should be sent over to England did not find favor with her, and in a later letter Franklin writes to her, "I am glad that you find so much reason to be satisfy'd with Mr. Bache.

  • But, after what Emily told me, she appears to me as a Medusa; and were I to be thought by her a formidable rival, I might have as much reason to be afraid of the potion, as the man she loves of the poniard.

  • As to our piratical countrymen, Christopher, there is much reason to think that the vengeance of an offended Providence has already reached them.

  • Complaining never so loud, and with never so much reason, is of no use.

  • Every genuine work of art has as much reason= 5 =for being as the earth and the sun.

  • I hope thou wilt make thyself acquainted with this worthy Doctor when thou comest to town; and give him thy thanks, for putting her into conceit with the sex that thou hast given her so much reason to execrate.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    good cook; instruction publique; much afraid; much alarmed; much comfort; much depends; much engaged; much enlarged; much farther; much fatigued; much greater; much honour; much injury; much length; much less; much lesse; much liked; much lower; much misery; much need; much older; much pleased; much service; much suffering; much surprise; onion chopped