Sentence examples for as reasonable a from inspiring English sources

It accommodates all parties in as reasonable a manner as can be hoped for.

Yet the fourth season is most provocative when it refuses to resolve its emotional contradictions, by showing how insufficient an apology can be, how despair can be as reasonable a response as faith.

(Given that 1C of warming has melted the Arctic, 2C is a target for fools – at this point, however, that's as reasonable a label for us as Homo sapiens).

I tried to explain my position to the three cats last week, using as reasonable a tone of voice as could be expected from a person who was on her knees scrubbing the bathroom grout (again) with chlorine bleach.

And in a wide-open N.C.A.A. tournament field, Syracuse seems as reasonable a Final Four candidate as any team, a blend of talent and experience, with three players each averaging in the neighborhood of 14 points per game.

Altogether unexpectedly, he turns out to be a new convert to the works of John Gray: "People have been known to say that men and women come from different planets, and were landed here, and that to me is as reasonable a hypothesis as an other".

Hurled at you like a knife, the movie is as reasonable as a panic attack.

Turns out this is about as reasonable as telling a gardener to just yank out as many tree trunks as he can before mowing the lawn.

I'm pretty sure a bedroom is just as reasonable of a place to put things up your nose.

Some were financially independent and owned goods, such as Reasonable Blackman, a silkweaver in 1590s Southwark, and Cattelena, who owned a cow – a valuable asset in 1625.

A solid vote for women seems as reasonable as a straight Democratic vote.