Sentence examples for reasonably feel from inspiring English sources

Those who voted for radical change reasonably feel aggrieved.

You quite reasonably feel very let down by East Coast.

"It just gives police another tool and targets the kind of behavior that most people reasonably feel is harassing or threatening," he said.

Very few Americans support a complete ban, even of handguns there are too many out there already, and many people reasonably feel that they need to be able to protect themselves.

Disappointed families might reasonably feel that they have tumbled into the gap between theory and reality that was left when councils lost control of new schools back in 2010.

He took the view that privately educated students did not have a monopoly of brains, and the majority at Harvard were now from less privileged backgrounds.On that warm spring morning Mr Pusey could reasonably feel that he had done well for America's foremost centre of higher education.

The village quite reasonably felt reprisals were likely and reacted vociferously.

Being a victim would spare Austria reparations and hasten the closure of its pre-war divisions, so they quite reasonably felt.

The legal question, for the grand jury, was whether Wilson reasonably felt that his life was threatened each time that he fired at Brown, not just during the confrontation in the car.

"Officer Mann reasonably felt a threat to his own life and, failing the ability to otherwise subdue the suspect and avoid the possible loss of his own life or significant bodily harm, Officer Mann used the only measure at his disposal — his gun," the union contended.

The referee quite reasonably felt the defender could not get out of the way and had his back turned in any case, yet it was a let-off for the visitors because Lennon seemed certain to score once Seamus Coleman had squared the ball across goal.