Sentences with LINE-OF-REASONING
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"Her line of reasoning was flawed and illogical."
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"I could not understand his line of reasoning."
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"The judge questioned the lawyer's line of reasoning."
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"We must follow a logical line of reasoning to solve the problem."
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"His line of reasoning was based on false assumptions."
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"She presented a clear line of reasoning to support her argument."
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"The detective followed a meticulous line of reasoning to solve the crime."
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"Their line of reasoning seemed convoluted and contradictory."
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"The professor appreciated the student's coherent line of reasoning."
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"We need to analyze their line of reasoning to determine its validity."
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"The scientist's line of reasoning was based on extensive research."
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"He outlined his line of reasoning in a detailed report."
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"The board members were convinced by her persuasive line of reasoning."
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"The politician's line of reasoning resonated with the audience."
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"She presented a strong line of reasoning backed by data and evidence."
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"The jury questioned the defendant's line of reasoning in their testimonies."
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"Her line of reasoning was consistent with the principles of ethics."
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"His line of reasoning led him to the wrong conclusion."
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"His line of reasoning was flawed and didn't convince anyone."
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"The lawyer presented a strong line of reasoning to support his client's innocence."
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"She followed a logical line of reasoning to solve the puzzle."
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"The professor praised the student for his clear line of reasoning in the essay."
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"The detective's line of reasoning led him to the true culprit."
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"Her line of reasoning was based on flawed assumptions and led to incorrect conclusions."
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"The scientist's line of reasoning was supported by empirical evidence."
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"I couldn't follow his convoluted line of reasoning."
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"The committee tried to understand the lawmaker's line of reasoning behind his controversial proposal."
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"The judge questioned the defendant's line of reasoning during cross-examination."
