Sentence examples for making a reasonably from inspiring English sources

But the truth is that most Brits are making a reasonably passable go of life as individuals.

While breads might abound in the world's cuisine, whether they are employed as a means of making a reasonably tidy portable meal limns the sandwich classification.

Beyond Knicks fans' general distaste for Dolan and their own competitive upgrade, the Nets' real chance of making a reasonably quick impact could lie in the very nature of the product itself.

At Sunderland now, where he appears to be making a reasonably decent fist of maintaining his record of never having been relegated as a manager, even Allardyce would struggle to argue that West Ham have not become an improved and more aesthetically pleasing proposition in his absence.

Emphasis is placed on making a reasonably complete presentation which may assist readers to become acquainted with the subject.

The user interface was described as confusing by Nintendo Gamer, and while Edge felt that the interface was "simple to the point of crudity", it could also be "opaque and cluttered, making a reasonably complex game seem even more so".

"It is not a masterpiece but it's on the money in making a reasonably-intelligent commercial film, which clearly people have responded to".

Even George W. Bush made a reasonably O.K. go of it.

The 2-seat sports car makes a reasonably impressive 450 horsepower.

You could make a reasonably grand entrance into the club down a sweeping staircase.

The Tunisian mis-hit his shot, however, in allowing Morrison to make a reasonably comfortable block.