Sentence examples for reasonably asked from inspiring English sources

The directors might have reasonably asked if Kozlowski were plotting a little arson or, perhaps, a discreet murder.

No one has ever reasonably asked any scientist to produce a single study to substantiate any one claim.

Uncle Mahmood rather reasonably asked her to explain how one might, given her behaviour, differentiate between her and a barnyard animal (the example he used was a goat).

What modern armies are for, how and when they can be useful, how to fund them, and what can be reasonably asked of citizen soldiers, are truly difficult questions.

Channel 4 has, reasonably, asked that previews do not disclose the edition's twist, but it is safe to say that the final words spoken are precisely the ones that most viewers would have voted for and that the very last moment is a neat theatrical trick, which, consciously or not, echoes one of Harold Pinter's smartest tricks for bringing a scene to a close.

But as Diez Roux (2007) has reasonably asked, what would a systems perspective actually look like in practice?

Who cares, one might reasonably ask.

Who could reasonably ask for more?

And so what, one might reasonably ask?

Which storm in "Wuthering Heights," you might reasonably ask?

One might reasonably ask why any of this matters.