Sentence examples for behaved reasonably from inspiring English sources

Heavens, if everyone behaved reasonably, novels might not exist at all.

And, in the course of separating, both he and Evelyn had behaved reasonably, even charitably.

ALAN CAPLAN, SEATTLE You acted deceptively; you violated the airline's rule; you behaved reasonably.

So I'm sure the following account will elicit conflicting judgments about whether the restaurant in question behaved reasonably.

A young, white Trayvon Martin would unquestionably be said to have behaved reasonably, while it is unimaginable that a militant, black George Zimmerman would not be viewed as the legal aggressor, and thus guilty of at least manslaughter.

PJ Davenport, a protester, said both sides had behaved reasonably, which prevented the sort of violence that has accompanied similar exchanges in recent weeks between Occupy demonstrators and the authorities in Oakland, Calif.; New York; and elsewhere.

The old balance of power between home secretary, chief constable and local police authority was based on "the reasonable person" behaving reasonably.

He said: "We hope everybody at both events will behave reasonably and not break the law.

We can make a lot of trouble, but also we behave reasonably if rewarded generously enough".

We propose an exception to the law of trespass in quasi-public spaces, subject to protestors behaving reasonably.

There are sound public policy reasons why they should be free to do their job without worrying too much about the consequences, so long as they behave reasonably.