reasonings

The next time we saw my uncle, the priest's reasonings had prevailed.

This may lead us to conceive the manner, in which that faculty enters into all our reasonings.

But, and there was always a but in Granger's reasonings, suppose he should get his chance to return to England one day!

But only superficial and immature minds will attach much weight to questionings and reasonings of this kind.

Reasonings like these might influence Congress to revoke the commission and instructions in question.

Some fulfilled the expectations of the inventor, others resolutely declined to illustrate his reasonings in any direction.

Nevertheless, many writers allow their reasonings from facts to be influenced by these ideas of infinity.

To have stated these reasonings is enough, I presume, to do their business.

How far his reasonings and patience served to his ends remains yet to be seen.

A like ambiguity and circumlocution seem to run through that philosopher's reasonings on this as well as most other subjects.