Sentence examples for I have reasonably from inspiring English sources

"I'm intellectually curious, I pick up things pretty quickly, defer to the experts, but I have reasonably high expectations.

Because I live in a city, I'm not bothered by my car's top-end range of ninety miles per charge, and I have reasonably ready access to public charging stations.

My teaching reviews are pretty good, my research program is up and running (well, toddling along, at any rate), and I have reasonably good relationships with many of my colleagues, and most of them seem to have a high opinion of me.

"Marry Me," 9 00 p.m. ET Oct. 14, NBC: I am going to stick with this show and I have reasonably high hopes for it, even though the pilot is on the manic side (especially the first few minutes, which are frankly grating).

I looked for a good quality and design, and I had reasonably good taste".

I had reasonably regular cups of tea with Tony Blair in his early days as PM and saw Gordon Brown a couple of times at the Treasury (but never as PM).

In my eyes I did everything I could have reasonably done," says Lajmir, who is a paralegal at a London law firm.

This was the biggest problem with the event: I could not have reasonably spent 20 minutes with Super Hexagon, nor an hour (the intended playtime) with SoundSelf.

"I'm reputed to have reasonably good strategic management skills Since the mid-1990s has gone from strength to strength .In fact Mr Nicoli has a mixed record in the snack-foods business.

"It's all going great," he says, "way better than I think we could have reasonably expected.

"I think the Fed should have reasonably broad discretion to deal with systemic issues," Mr. Bradfield said.