Sentence examples for reasonable remark from inspiring English sources

My money is on Microsoft and Nokia not being too fond of his jab at the device's screen size — a reasonable remark, but one that probably didn't sit well with the brass.

A good enough test is to take a co-operative person, who understands that you are merely interested in her opinions about the propositions you put to her, as opposed to what would be a reasonable remark to make, and note which conditionals she assents to.

Keillor did make some reasonable remarks at the Press Club in my view: "We need to take a deep breath and back away from the Middle East...

This month, the pope made some sensible remarks about sex, and the president of Iran made some reasonable comments about nuclear weapons.

The advantage of being a "reasonable creature," Franklin remarks, is that you can find a reason for whatever you want to do).

The Olympics not only provided, as Mr Cunningham remarked, "a reasonable political incentive" for smartening up Atlanta; they were also supposed to regenerate what white flight had destroyed.Regeneration of poor or neglected districts is often a side-ambition of cities.

THE remark appeared innocuous, reasonable even, but for a country with few respected public institutions, it was unnerving.

Clearly, the numerical results in Figure 1 indicate that Remark 3.2 is reasonable.

Graham Boyd, the director of the American Civil Liberties Union drug law project, said Mr. Holder's remarks created a reasonable balance between conflicting state and federal laws and "seem to finally end the policy war over medical marijuana".

This further proves that the analysis in Remarks 2-3 is reasonable.

Physicist Burt Kendall of Qualcomm in San Diego, California, called Baltimore's remarks "a most reasonable discussion" and criticized what he called the Bush Administration's poor funding of science and an "antiscience attitude of the Administration".