Sentence examples for reasonable to listen from inspiring English sources

"I don't know what it is about our politics that makes it more reasonable to listen to someone who is a public rape apologist, who has shown, at the very least, white supremacist sympathies, who's a known smear artist," Seder said of Cernovich. .

Lying on the living room sofa with the lights off is the only reasonable way to listen to "When Radio Was," while "A Prairie Home Companion" works nicely in the car.

In helping the White House negotiate last year's budget deal to raise the debt limit and cut the deficit, Geithner won over many Republicans, who viewed him as reasonable and willing to listen to their concerns.

Testimonials range from the reasonable ("This is so nice to listen to at work when I miss my cat") to the obsessed ("I will never listen to music again!").

She has an open door policy and is willing to listen to reasonable arguments from both sides, but she decides issues on her own and is not afraid to fight for causes she believes in, no matter who is on the other side.

Herewith, based on the first batch of songs you sent us to listen to, some reasonable proposals.

"Unfortunately we are faced with a coalition government that is refusing to listen to the reasonable demands of the profession".

They don't want to listen to some reasonable voices in this.

"Because I felt I had been cheated, I was determined to listen to any reasonable American League offer," Lajoie said.

It is lovely to listen to his mild, reasonable voice, and 75 minutes passed easily.

Life rules are less reasonable, so this morning I found myself having to listen while my tailor explained his delivery of my special socks had been held up.