Sentence examples for reasonably at from inspiring English sources
Many travelers chafed, quite reasonably, at being approached by an inquisitive stranger moments after realizing they were cornered.
Inclined to cut the president some slack, James Wolcott of Vanity Fair said, reasonably, "At the very least it was a bit cavalier of Obama".
Although I was reasonably at ease if I had to get up and read something, I was hopeless at A-level English, too.
Great statecraft and imagination would then be required from Kiev to rebuild an effectively federal Ukrainian state, one in which people who identify themselves as Russians could again feel reasonably at home.
Rademacher himself explained the incident much more reasonably at his own trial, before a West German court in 1952: "The Army was responsible for order in Serbia and had to kill rebellious Jews by shooting".
They're also priced quite reasonably at $23.00 plus shipping.
A policy can be justified only in terms of what was known or at least reasonably believed at the time of its adoption.
"The Reagans" is reasonably accurate, at times engrossing, at other times silly and sometimes even dull.
This may be because women were reasonably realistic at the outset – those at greater risk felt more at risk.
SERVICE: Eager, attentive and reasonably professional at dinner; simply eager at lunch.
These criteria have been shown to be reasonably good at predicting academic success at the college level.
