Sentence examples for reasonably about from inspiring English sources

We have come together to address a subject that many Americans seem to have a particularly difficult time talking openly and reasonably about -- racism.

"It seemed natural, but also strange," Tovah thinks reasonably, about the use of that word.

But it's one thing to talk reasonably about long-term difficulties, and another to spread fear about a bond-default apocalypse.

Positive changes — me talking reasonably about a problem — were rewarded with her newfound joy in being in my company, which is what I craved more than anything.

"However, I don't believe being able to have a gun keeps you from thinking reasonably about changes that would keep someone from walking into a school and being able to kill 20 children in 20 seconds.

"Some of the things they said were a bit extreme," he says, reasonably, about attending a meeting at his friend's church, "but at least they are prepared to do something about things.

"Emmanuel's somebody I'm reasonably confident about talking about," Mowbray told BBC Tees.

If people can reasonably disagree about reasons for action, they can probably reasonably disagree about how to determine the reasons we have.

The data seems to suggest, however, that the increase in support has been reasonably steady since about 2004.

The wine list is reasonably priced with about 325 bottles, 21 half bottles and 21 wines by the glass.

It is reasonably priced at about £20.