Sentence examples for may reasonably object from inspiring English sources

Fans of Hollywood may reasonably object that Irving Thalberg never set up a gulag.

Still, one may reasonably object, what's the harm in believing in Qi and related notions, if in fact the proposed remedies seem to help?

There are reasons that people can reasonably object to a CBO assessment, as I have occasionally done.

No one can reasonably object to a well-turned-out little salmon mousse.

But a week, you might reasonably object, is a mere twinkling of an eye, in roadworks terms.

She could not reasonably object to what had happened in the time before she and Eric were together.

Some might reasonably object that the real purpose of affirmative action is to remedy historical discrimination.

We once again might reasonably object that there is no justification provided in the piece for said conditioning.

Mayweather, quite reasonably, objected to this line of inquiry.

But he says people "reasonably" objected to the new laws because "they did involve short-cutting traditional procedures".

Within the field where men of reason may reasonably differ, the Legislature must have its way.