Sentence examples for reasonable reactions from inspiring English sources

The temptation, upon watching the Knicks blow a 15-point fourth-quarter lead, on their home court, against a nondescript team, is to wail and groan and wonder how and why -- all reasonable reactions for a tormented fan base.

In a statement published on his Web site, www.khodorkovsky.ru, upon his arrival in Moscow about two weeks ago, Mr. Khodorkovsky remarked about certain noticeable changes in Russia, like "attempts to create a normal opposition, reasonable reactions to international events among some of the government elite, and the beginnings of a judicial system that is a separate branch of government".

There are now only three reasonable reactions to the Tim Tebow phenomenon: He's blessed by God (uh huh); he's lucky (maybe); or he is a talented athlete on a team with a coaching staff willing to take a risk on an unproven offensive strategy, while playing a weak slate of opponents — and that in this situation he has performed admirably.

Indeed, the modeling and practice turns in the philosophy of science were reasonable reactions to the power of axiomatic reconstructive and mathematical modeling analyses of the structure of scientific theories.

There are a lot of forces at play, and these are all reasonable reactions to this tragedy.

Immigrants' early traumatic experiences and severe life circumstances could lead to distress and GPs considered often their presenting symptoms as reasonable reactions to earlier life events and tangible life conditions rather than signs of a depressive disorder.

And that is, I think, a reasonable reaction.

When Feist opens her mouth, there is only one reasonable reaction: shut up.

It was a reasonable reaction for the No. 1 player in the world.

Another car is parked in your driveway, what is the reasonable reaction?

The only reasonable reaction he is allowed to have is, "Well, I don't know what I expected".