Sentence examples for reasonable sense from inspiring English sources

It makes reasonable sense.

So people are pleasantly surprised when I talk reasonable sense.

I have a reasonable sense of where most countries on this planet are.

But at least these movies had a reasonable sense of identity from the beginning.

— NATE SILVER Mitt Romney's lead in Ohio — currently reported as 12,040 votes — might seem tiny, and it is in any reasonable sense.

It was unsettling, I thought, how you could have a reasonable sense of location and feel utterly lost at the same time.

"This is a reasonable common sense compromise.

The 5YFV proposes change with pragmatism and a reasonable, common sense tone.

However I would say that, while it makes reasonable culinary sense, adding new potatoes to a goat's cheese salad – unless it is done sparingly (and it won't be) – makes it a heavy dish.

The LGA said that a "reasonable, common sense approach" to term-time holidays should be allowed, which would in effect return to the policy in force prior to 2013.

The findings come days after the Local Government Association LGAA) called for a "reasonable, common sense approach" to term-time holidays following a case in which a father succeeded in overturning a £120 court fine for taking his daughter out of school for a trip to Florida.