Sentence examples for reasonable question about from inspiring English sources

Corbyn never got a proper answer to his very reasonable question about why the Tory plan to abolish student maintenance grants never appeared in the party manifesto.

At that night's debate, he said a perfectly reasonable question about his ex-wife's allegation that he wanted an open marriage was typical of the "elite media" trying to protect the president.

Answering the perfectly reasonable question about whether his girlfriend was still France's First Lady, M  Hollande said: "Each and every one of us, in their personal lives, can go through difficult periods.

And when a leading Pakistani journalist at a London news conference asked a reasonable question about the security services, Mr. Musharraf implied that he was an enemy of the state.

The vaccine changed all that, and Edward R. Murrow, the show's host, asked Salk what seemed to be a reasonable question about such a valuable commodity: "Who owns the patent on this vaccine?" Salk was taken aback.

At that night's debate, he lashed into the moderator for asking a perfectly reasonable question about his ex-wife's allegation that he wanted an open marriage, saying it was typical of an "elite media" that was trying to protect the president by attacking Republicans.

"Here's what I concluded: Levenson is a reasonable businessman asking reasonable questions about how to put customers in seats".

"Late shipment by civilians through such channels raises reasonable questions about the legitimacy of the ballot," the instructions said.

"Levenson is a businessman asking reasonable questions about how to put customers in the seats," Abdul-Jabbar Time Time.

I once interviewed him in a cafe in North London and he was stand-offish, grumpy and took umbrage with some perfectly reasonable questions about his time at Eton.

The Japanese standards for safety are a leader in the world.' " They came to regard even reasonable questions about safety as an existential threat.