Sentence examples for mostly reasonable from inspiring English sources

Pinker's manner is mostly reasonable rather than revelatory.

One long yawn greeted this worthy package of mostly reasonable policies.

A comprehensive set of laws and regulations governs when the F.B.I. can wiretap telephones, and they are mostly reasonable.

I imagine it as a response to a mostly reasonable question: Can't we just learn to take a compliment?

But by and large, the regular commenters on any section are mostly reasonable people, happy to engage in sensible debate.

Winters are mild, prices are mostly reasonable (though a medium cappuccino at the Market runs $2.50), and people are cheerful.

The forty-four-year-old Texas senator received the biggest cheer of the night for a rant about the (mostly perfectly reasonable and often commendably specific) questions that the CNBC moderators were asking.

At a rate of as much as 5,000 litres an hour, the clear water, mostly of reasonable quality, is ceaselessly pumped from the bowels of buildings whose foundations have perforated the water table, often as a result of subterranean car parks.

For now, there are reasonable, mostly earthbound defensive measures the Bush administration can take to protect its space activities.

They are mostly worthy and reasonable — more disclosure, more say from shareholders and employees and fewer conflicts of interest.

CORP The staff is younger and kickier than the prices, which are mostly high, with reasonable items scattered around for confusion.