Sentence examples for open reasonable from inspiring English sources

The question of my stammer always came up, but in an open, reasonable way.

Since the pub maintains footpaths to and around the falls it charges a small entrance fee (adults £2; children £1; open reasonable daylight hours) payable at the Parlour Bar.

"It's to the benefit of everybody to have an ordered, measured process," said John J. Sarsen Jr., president and chief executive at the advertiser association in New York, "that is fair, open and reasonable to all parties involved".

At the moment, too many judgments are open to "reasonable doubt".

Dr. Fauci said the issue of whether to buy an immediate stockpile was "a policy question that should be open for reasonable discussion".

The churches are generally open daily, reasonable hours The old Court House overlooks James Square in the heart of bustling little Scarborough.

He's open to "reasonable" offers, but warns hyperlocal start-ups that they should either "work with us or take us on".

The appeals court left the door open to "reasonable regulations," like prohibiting the carrying of concealed weapons, or weapons in particular locations, or the ownership of guns by felons.

Cameron said it was "decision time" for the Lib Dems and urged them to make the right one: I've made a very full, very open, very reasonable offer to the Liberal Democrats to deliver that stable government.

A Christian leader should be particularly careful not to be associated with such stuff, for he wants the Christian faith to seem open, accessible, reasonable – utterly distinct from such cloak-and-dagger Harry Potter stuff.

The result was a flashiness that drew in readers with a "violent sex" headline and taboo premise, but also an imprecision that left her open to reasonable critiques (from those who felt she portrayed Haiti in a colonialist fashion and used the tale of an unnamed rape victim without permission) as well as hateful ones.