Sentence examples for feel unreasonable from inspiring English sources

It doesn't feel unreasonable to suggest that perhaps the very first thing a person should do when faced with some nascent creation is not frantically and qualitatively assess its value.

He offered an extract from a 'novel in progress' that was such a show-stopper, so dazzling and tormented, that it felt unreasonable to be expected to wait a single second for more.

To many people, when you say, "Have patience," it feels unreasonable and inhibiting, an unfair stalling of goals.

Several mayors said they were critical of what they feel were unreasonable demands by school officials.

Using language strikingly similar to that of some of the firefighters who testified before him three decades later, he added: "What I feel is unreasonable and unfair is a marathon of surveys and statistical breakdowns that is unnecessary to achieve what we have already achieved".

Much ink has been spilled, and many a pixel lit, on objects to which people feel an unreasonable loyalty.

As reported on a number of gaming websites, including VG 24/7 and Destructoid, performers who are registered with the union SAG-AFTRA are taking themselves out of work in protest against conditions they feel are unreasonable.

If he's constantly getting angry with you over things you either don't understand or feel are unreasonable, consider whether the relationship is really worth it.

It feels somewhat unreasonable that the Jets should drop out of the playoff positions at the end of a month in which they have done nothing but win.

Young was a private person, dignified, often stubborn and cranky, honorable and analytical, an old-school conservative who had good relationships with many player agents and little tolerance for those he felt were unreasonable.

I've had possessive boyfriends in the past -- guys who called me constantly and placed what I felt were unreasonable demands on my time.