Sentence examples for between reasonable from inspiring English sources

Collins, for example, claims that the distinction between reasonable propositions and "things above, and things contrary to reason" is the distinction that theologians use on behalf of mysteries and theological contradictions against those who say that they can only believe what they understand.

Where is the line between reasonable precaution and panic?

He'd done nothing criminal, nothing that couldn't have been sorted out between reasonable people.

In response to Mr. Aaboe, the debate is often between reasonable compromise and standing true to one's principles.

There is a, let's say, certain gap (1,000,000 miles) between reasonable people and football-only fans here, believe me.

Cox said: "We need well-functioning markets to help us draw the line between reasonable miscalculation and error or something worse".

Rawls resembles Kant in this regard (PL 25n); his distinction between the reasonable and rational parallels Kant's distinction between categorical and hypothetical imperatives.

No lawyers, no written contracts, no haggling — just a simple business transaction between two reasonable people on a beautiful day.

Finding the balance between more reasonable working hours and making sure the resident still learns the craft is not so simple.

There are misses, though, and a couple of off dishes can mean the difference between a reasonable extravagant meal and an unfortunately expensive one.

Though at times constrained by a lack of funds or authority, he said, more often he needed to negotiate between two reasonable but opposing views.