Sentence examples for reasonable more from inspiring English sources
She slowly builds a pro-corn case, citing her own reasons, some of which are reasonable (more deer will be killed by hunters than by deer feeders), some dubious, like the idea that even though it is perhaps wrong, other people do it, as she soon learns.
They are mostly worthy and reasonable — more disclosure, more say from shareholders and employees and fewer conflicts of interest.
And it would be fairly easy to establish a story line that would cast Rice as having been less Bush's enabler than a loyal subordinate who nevertheless pushed gently from within for a more reasonable, more diplomatic approach.
Experiment 1 found that, compared to moderate offers, extreme offers are seen as less reasonable, more aggressive, and more offensive, and that those who make extreme (vs. moderate) offers are seen as less skilled at negotiating and less warm.
More reasonable, more inept, more indolent, I have preferred to write notes upon imaginary books".
"I think that the foreign policy (of the United States) will be more reasonable, more human, less imperialist; I believe that there will be more attention to Latin America, but I don't believe there will be radical changes," he said on a television interview.
"It's reasonable to expect more cases in more states.
You don't become more reasonable -- you become less reasonable.
That makes it more reasonable.
Forty sounds more reasonable.
