Sentence examples for could be more reasonable from inspiring English sources

Adam Smith said "nothing could be more reasonable"; Milton Friedman termed it "the least bad tax".

I'm not condoning terrorism, but you have to think about the world as a whole and create a balance.' And what could be more reasonable than that?

What could be more reasonable than to let May get on with the job undisturbed rather than have journalists, lobbyists and MPs constantly trying to distract or misrepresent her? Yet the more you think about it, the clearer it is that it's not very reasonable at all and that it should be challenged.

For Saadya, nothing could be more reasonable.

The SmallCo scientists were fine with this idea--what could be more reasonable than allowing Amalgamated to test their compounds?

In his discussion of this concept, he pointed out that holding an attitude (belief, denial, withholding) in one proposition could be more reasonable for a certain subject than holding some attitude (belief, denial, withholding) in another proposition.

You may not agree with everything Sontag had to say on this subject (she calls August Sander's "People of the Twentieth Century" "one of the most truly abstract works in the history of photography"), but her voice couldn't be more reasonable, persuasive, or precise.

Adam Smith said "nothing [could] be more reasonable".

Your expectations will be more reasonable".

He continues to be more reasonable".

I keep trying to learn to be more reasonable.