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Perhaps he could reason with her and understand God's plan for Man
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"If he can't stay here, then I can't stay here!" Every ounce of me wanted to reason with her, convince her to stay, but I know Sabrina would never relent, not this time
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I stayed in the car, while my father registered for the night and my mother tried to reason with me and bring some sense of reality back, trying to impress on me the meaning and consequences of my actions
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” They had the same look of determination on their faces and Zarko knew it was useless even to try to reason with them
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I must’ve just missed him, he tried to reason with himself
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It was a question that haunted her, even though in her heart she continuously tried to reason with his ghost
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We thought we could reason with him
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You can’t reason with demons
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She tried her best to reason with him
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Jack said, softly, hoping to reason with her
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I was tempted to try to reason with the man, and even to beg if need be, but the look in his eyes convinced me to stop being a longhaired liberal and jump
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I started to try and reason with him as my wife was standing in the middle of the road by now with a 30/30 rifle pointed at me and her
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A child may arguably reason within the limits of his or her experience or competence
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Soffen tried to reason with the old Custodian
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The more I tried to reason with her the more she put it off
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Remember that Mr Chamberlain also tried to be reason with Hitler
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That’s all there is,” Ethan said, thinking he should at least try and reason with the man, even though he seemed to be toying with ideas that went beyond looting
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“I can reason with them,” said Nicole trying to sound convincing with little effect
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a- Run b- Stand and use the pistol as a club c- Reason with the man d- Shoot and aim to wound him
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" Lot came out and tried to reason with them, even going so far as to offer his own daughters to them
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” Lawson confesses that he could write his book Appeal to Reason without suffering similar treatment only when his own career had been completed
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His response to the rebels was that of civility, to “reason with them” and “seek a common ground
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The goal was to eliminate established authority, not to reason with it
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Even as I tried to reason with myself, the thought still upset me
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He says to me "Put away doubting from you and do not hesitate to ask of the Lord saying to yourself 'How can I ask of the Lord and receive from Him seeing I have sinned so much against Him?' Do not thus reason with yourself but with all your heart turn to the Lord and ask of Him without doubting and you will know the multitude of His tender mercies; that He will never leave you but fulfil the request of your soul
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reason with him, but when he reached his truck he got in,
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within the heart, and therefore learn to reason with love and love with reason
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her some measure of courtesy, he simply tried to reason with her
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In a calm voice, he tried to reason with her
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“So the question I’m asking is this: What number multiplied by itself is the equivalent to two?… Or three… or five? These numbers must exist, but what are they?” the prince tried to reason with his stubborn cousin
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Her sorrow and grief was compounded for some reason with guilt at not having made that extra trip
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For a brief moment he considered waiting until after their appointment with G tomorrow before trying to reason with Angela
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Like he’d told Jonathan, he needed to try and reason with Angela before things got out of hand
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Before Max had the opportunity to try to reason with him, G appeared and gave Max a kiss on the cheek
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Peter also endeavored to reason with her and to persuade her to go home
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13 "Since this father truly loved both of his sons, he tried to reason with this older one: `But, my son, you have all the while been with me, and all this which I have is yours
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but for some reason with Harold behind the wheel it sounded
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Elise‘s chin quivered and resignation oozed from her pores as she made one last effort to reason with the half-breed
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No matter who tried to reason with him, he couldn’t let go of the idea that demons were trying to possess him
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Calmer now, Jim tried once more to reason with his friend
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May Ling, having lived in a secular society, thought that he was talking absolute rubbish but, nevertheless, she found herself feeling pity for Musab, and she tried to reason with him
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to kill what I can’t reason with is
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anymore attempts to reason with her
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“Be careful! What if it’s a harmful alien?” Florence tried to reason with me
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I tried to reason with my children’s mother
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Dalip tried to reason with some of his colleagues but it was no use, they weren't listening to a word he was saying, instead he was told that he had to go to the station for questioning
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reason with her, she abruptly stopped her ‘manifesting’ then
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When I tried to reason with her on the lack of logic in her fears, it appeared that what she feared most was that I would be taken from her! I pointed out, as gently as possible, (although reason is a poor tool to use to a confused understanding), that men in their sixties, as I was then, are very unlikely to be required in any capacity even in the event of the War reaching Australia
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She next reminded me that the key to comprehending any her lessons on behavior, in the swiftest time, was to supplant reason with logic
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“Problematic to stopping our thoughts is that their speed-of-light momentum provides your world of reason with a linear framework within which to interact with physical reality
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reason with him, but that got me nowhere
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There should be no apprehension/abduction of anyone for any reason without a warrant or some order to show cause
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Mother restrained him quite a bit and tried to reason with him, but he was too stubborn to listen
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For he too knew of the devastation that many of the Jews have placed upon folks with their many so-called laws of empowerment; by giving a few the higher seat, and elevated position, shows all an hierarchy that God, nor His son Jesus ordained, I know that Niger and Manaen both agree, for we have spoken about this matter many times, and have set down in many instances to reason with as many as would listen, and evidently to no avail
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Though he could see that the poodles were creatures of very little brain, he nevertheless tried to reason with them
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She tried to reason with her
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Find out its reason with cool head
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Resolved to deal with the theological controversy that was smearing his eldest daughter’s name, the King had gone to Westminster Abbey to try to reason with the leaders of the Anglican Church, leaving his wife and Margaret in Buckingham Palace
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situation, meaning that her manservant, Homn, had to restrain the child, while she tried to reason with him
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Tammas, but neither were able to reason with him, much less, restrain him
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Notice what it says of Ishmael, he said: he'll be a wild man, he'll be like a wild ass you can't reason with
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He probably said goodbye to everyone before he went, just in case [Laughter] you know? [Laughs] And notice what he says, Ananias, I've heard a lot about this man, he does much evil to Your saints, so he started to reason with God about it
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Reason with your child if you are so disposed, at certain times, but never forget to keep him in mind (if you really love him) that he is but a child after all,�that he thinks as a child, he understands as a child, and therefore must not expect to know the reason of everything at once
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I tried to reason with her, tell her you and I were meant for each other, but she said she felt a strong connection between you and her
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Notice what it says of Ishmael; he said he'll be a wild man, he'll be like a wild ass you can't reason with
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I’ll drown! Ailia tried to reason with herself that she’d be protected as long as she was with Soren, but her insides turned to fluid
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was trying to reason with Ty and Killer
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The police sergeant using his megaphone tried to reason with him
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We all tried to reason with them
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Still, we can always try to reason with him
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Then he realized how stupid it was to try to reason with a child
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He was unable to believe it, and tried to reason with her, but she sat firm in her place and persisted
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Singly and in groups they came at safe times, such as after breakfast, to Eaton Terrace to reason with Lucy, too much worried to remember that you cannot reason with a person in love
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After a few minutes of this he's calmed down enough to try to reason with the horse again
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‘Can we reason with the
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attempted to reason with Mairsa
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God is in heaven, and we are upon earth, therefore should we choose out words to reason with him; and yet through a mediator we have boldness to enter into the Holiest
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We can reason with confidence that gravity is the strongest where space is the least
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2,500 years ago; Aristotle said in describing the Laws of Science: ‘The Laws of Science is reason without Passion’… He was describing a state of schizophrenia, a state of mental insanity that had become normal for wealthy Greeks in Greece at that time
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His insane statement worshipping reason without any passion or any emotion or any feelings… as an elite form of awareness which only elite rulers are supposed to be capable of: was, and still is: pure self-serving, rationalizing bullshit
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But reason with me
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tried to reason with himself: he had struck in self defence and
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“Let’s go and reason with this lunatic,” he said
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This changed the game and instead of brute force, Tatiana tried to reason with him, but to no avail
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She decided to try to reason with him,
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to understand that these things are mine to deal with,” he tried to reason with her
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to reason with her
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Meanwhile the pleasant man continued to reason with her
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Lisa decided to reason with it instead
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Have they not journeyed in the land, and had minds to reason with, or ears to listen with? It is not the eyes that go blind, but it is the hearts, within the chests, that go blind
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“I tried to reason with him but he was so angry! He knew Daniel was working late in the back of the office that night so he drove there to confront him
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But of all there were none he liked so well as those of the famous Feliciano de Silva's composition, for their lucidity of style and complicated conceits were as pearls in his sight, particularly when in his reading he came upon courtships and cartels, where he often found passages like "the reason of the unreason with which my reason is afflicted so weakens my reason that with reason I murmur at your beauty;" or again, "the high heavens, that of your divinity divinely fortify you with the stars, render you deserving of the desert your greatness deserves
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"During the breakfast, he attempted to reason with me on the folly of romantic sentiments; for this was the indiscriminate epithet he gave to every mode of
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Use intellect and reason without regard to principle, and you may become known as a very able person, but you will never become known as a person whose life shows the
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He would have me," she continued, her accents sinking under a deep consciousness of the degradation of the proposal, "follow him to the wilderness; go to the habitations of the Hurons; to remain there; in short, to become his wife! Speak, then, Alice; child of my affections! sister of my love! And you, too, Major Heyward, aid my weak reason with your counsel
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She, witness, had often tried to reason with her mother and had induced her to join a League
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Although they had sense enough to understand the real causes of poverty, and the only cure for poverty, they were nevertheless so foolish that they entertained the delusion that it is possible to reason with demented persons, whereas every sane person knows that to reason with a maniac is not only fruitless, but rather tends to fix more deeply the erroneous impressions of his disordered mind
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You can't even reason with her sometimes
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Gregory went on: “He has asked me, in the first instance, to reason with you
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From whence I began to reason with myself thus: If ALL my righteousnesses are filthy rags; if, by the deeds of the law, NO man can be justified; and if, when we have done ALL, we are yet unprofitable, then it is but a folly to think of heaven by the law