Sentence examples for reasonable language from inspiring English sources
Here it is in all its glory: the coercively reasonable language of authority.
"Sober" addresses an unreliable lover — a real jerk, if we're being honest — in deeply reasonable language; "Camouflage" finds Gomez "riding alone on the 405," clearly taking solace in the act.
Here's how I look at the House and Senate bills: they both have nuggets of gold, they both have some weak links, they both have some solid reasonable language, and neither goes far enough.
I thought I knew French pretty well, and I considered it, in the light of recent excursions into other tongues, a reasonable, logical and sensible language.
Almost every reasonable programming language provides fast implementations of every algorithm you can name.
The issue (argued in another case based in the state of Washington) went to the United States Supreme Court in 1995, which ruled that municipal zoning regulations are subject to the reasonable accommodation language of the federal Fair Housing Act.
In its blend of the reasonable, like language and representation rights, and the more far-fetched, like the release of Mr. Ocalan, the Kurdish demands exemplify the tensions within the movement between those who want change through the ballot box and those who prefer to secure it by more violent means.
Montana laws, however, simply reverted to their original "reasonable and prudent" language, requiring drivers to use good judgment in maintaining a safe speed given weather, road and traffic conditions, and the state of their vehicle.
Such word-order codes might seem like reasonable regimentations of language to a Latin-speaker, but in translation they often seem quite implausible and forced.
Loeb notes that on virtually any reasonable theory of language, meaning and reference are at least partly determined by the semantic intentions and commitments of ordinary speakers, suitably adjusted to account for performance errors and other deviations.
