Sentence examples for reasonable stance from inspiring English sources

Like so many, his was a reasoned and reasonable stance.

It's a reasonable stance, though undermined by the following song's dedication to "girls who can't dance".

A reasonable stance might be to try to look at the human species from the outside.

It was a reasonable stance for a player rolling toward his best season, just before hitting the open market.

"He wanted to be striking a reasonable stance," said former Secretary of State Warren Christopher, whom Mr. Gore had appointed as his emissary to Tallahassee.

During the campaign, Trump warned that Amazon had a "huge antitrust problem" – a reasonable stance for the populist that he once aspired to be.

And these are reasonable stances, since censorship is politically unfeasible and boycotting sponsors can't succeed with syndicated shows, which have hundreds of different markets.

The Obama administration appears to calculate that it can posture in this way for some as yet unspecified period time, after which it can then quietly modify U.S. negotiating positions and reach a final agreement -- claiming all the while that, by "hanging tough," Washington persuaded Tehran and Moscow to take more "reasonable" stances.

Try a broad standard of reasonable stances.

Was Parrish's stance a reasonable position at the time?

Even with what it deems a more reasonable F.D.A. stance, Orexigen still faces challenges.