Sentence examples for a reasonable fist of from inspiring English sources
Tell one to search for something specific, such as a rectangle or even a human face, and it can make a reasonable fist of the task.
He's an agile thinker, gifted communicator and natural opportunist who made a reasonable fist of governing London after recruiting some reliable deputies (enter Michael Gove).
On the day, the prime minister made a reasonable fist of advancing the case that the use of chemical weapons is so horrific it demands a response.
She makes a reasonable fist of appearing down-to-earth but every so often, you see how warped the foundations are.
I have to confess to a sneaking admiration for Jones, who inherited an ageing squad from his predecessor Rod Macqueen and, through a combination of bravado, bullshit and belligerence, made a reasonable fist of the job.
As often seems to happen when the party gets a sniff of influence, factional strife has reached boiling point, and the handful of people who might have made a reasonable fist of succeeding Farage are nowhere to be seen.
"So we witness the introduction to this life of six beautiful children — soon to be seven — none of whose parents have had the maturity and sound judgment to make a reasonable fist at making essential threshold decisions.... "The predictable result has been a decade of deep unhappiness over the fates of our grandchildren.
Karl is a reasonable man, of course.
