Sentence examples for reasonable and understanding from inspiring English sources

Be yourself, and if a situation arises in which someone misunderstands you, don't get over-dramatic and start a fight, but rather, be reasonable and understanding.

"I always found him to be reasonable and understanding of the problems that people have," said Dawson, who has not endorsed a candidate in the race.

"Yet, in examining details of any individual's decision, a more reasonable and understanding line ought to be drawn between relevant and irrelevant information".

Most staff will be reasonable and understanding; if not, then perhaps find another place to throw it out, or to shred it.

We all need to have a reasonable expectation and understanding about what is going to go down in the foreseeable future once you get married.

However, without the official spin, a reasonable and realistic understanding of the threat that Al-Qa'eda poses reveals that even this most foundational justification for the war in Afghanistan is just another hollow excuse for a useless and catastrophically expensive foreign occupation.

Restrictions on size and function would allow a reasonable shot at understanding esoteric subsidiaries, and a chance to react quickly to mutations.

This has been done through identifying the maximum flow between the candidate proteins P and disease genes G. Maximizing the flow from the candidate proteins to the resistance genes seems to be reasonable since understanding the efficient communications in the biological networks can be helpful to design treatment mechanisms for the problem of resistance in a systematic and rational way.

"So if a guy goes out, gets drunk, and steals a car, you don't get to say, 'I'm not liable for stealing a car because I was drunk.'" The attorney also says there was nothing defective about the product, with most reasonable adults understanding that consuming marijuana will result in intoxication.

The optimal packaging of incentives for rational consumer choices may not be reasonable without understanding the scope of OOPS under DSF.

Thus it seems reasonable that understanding the genetic determinants of the interindividual variability in MD changes in response to EPT use or quitting can help predict breast cancer risk in EPT users or former users.