Sentence examples for reasonable say from inspiring English sources

He has been "perfectly reasonable", say senior Brussels sources.

That urge has made the vintage pickup highly desirable among collectors, though prices remain reasonable, say experts.

In private the company is still talking to customers about changing the shape of future contracts, and appears more inclined nowadays to regard European utilities as potential partners rather than spineless adversaries.Looking reasonable, say cynics, is a ruse to discourage investment in shale reserves and alternative pipelines.

There is every possibility that such women would feel that they should have a reasonable say in household issues.

Since she has the basic responsibility of running the household, she can logically expect to have a reasonable say in matters concerning the family.

Every person is entitled to their voice having a reasonable say.

"He's very reasonable," said public relations strategist Matthew Hiltzik, a longtime de Blasio friend.

"It's so sensible and reasonable," said Ms. English, who first read the book in 1967.

"I know he's trying to keep it reasonable," said Mary Romano, a regular customer.

"Things were more reasonable," said Peter Brant, the newsprint magnate, as he was leaving Christie's.

'Let's be reasonable,' said Dick Pound, the agency's chairman, at the time.