Sentence examples for reasonable world from inspiring English sources

In a reasonable world this hard-working company would have more rehearsal time, too.

"I'll just imagine that this is a reasonable world for me to live in".

IN a simpler, more reasonable world, the government of the United States would have enough leverage in Cairo to put an end to the Egyptian military's brutal crackdown on its Muslim Brotherhood opponents.

He rounded up virtually every major real-estate power in Midtown and created the Committee for a Reasonable World Trade Center, which took out full-page attack ads in city newspapers.

The implication that his critics have been driven by envy after his success in winning the Ashes in 2005 is, at best, contentious, but this unshakeable faith in his methods and beliefs continues to bolster him and, given a reasonable World Cup, will now ensure his survival.

Wien organized a group of builders into a group called the "Committee for a Reasonable World Trade Center" to demand that the project be scaled down.

"Malky Mackay has applied and we will speak to him," the Wigan chairman said beforehand, sounding like the most reasonable man in the world for a change.

Ban, who seems like a reasonable man, reassured the world that Tehran had made a commitment to be "positive and constructive".

Tong, who was in Melbourne for a public meeting hosted by the Australia Institute on Thursday, said it was the "easiest, most reasonable" measure world leaders could commit to to reduce emissions.

Convert each reasonable comprehensive world view for example, a Kantian, Millian, or a Protestant religious view that endorses a notion of free faith into a wide reflective equilibrium that is reached by all who hold that view.

The effect of both institutions and reflection about internal disagreements about doctrine is that reasonable comprehensive world views can find room, from within their own perspectives, for a wide reflective equilibrium that includes the elements of public reason (the political reflective equilibrium) and a willingness to engage in public methods of justification for them.