Sentences with phrase «finding obscure reasons»

They might say otherwise, but that's only because it's socially unacceptable to say, «I really enjoy finding obscure reasons to pit myself against other women and remind myself that I come out on top.»

Not exact matches

The same flawed reasoning led the authors of Dabru Emet to obscure the central theological differences between the two faiths, by asserting that Jews and Christians «worship the same God» and find religious authority «in the same book.»

For some obscure reason, people who failed at their first attempt to find a bride at a dating site begin to feel it's time to give up on that way of searching for their perfect match.

So even if an agent allows it you might find UA telling you the ticket won't issue for some reason, and then quote a million obscure reasons why (most of which they just made up).

The archaic and obscure symbols found throughout his paintings are the tools by which he reaches into this surreal space, utilizing Jung's theory that by contemplating symbols one can explore «ideas beyond the grasp of reason.»

Although the reasons behind societal differences in marital and health patterns remain obscure, cultural variation in gender roles within households may provide insights into the gender differences found in Korea (Jang et al., 2009).