Sentence examples for reasonably how from inspiring English sources

Briony said reasonably, 'How can you hate plays?'ItIt's just showing off.' Pierrot shrugged as he delivered this self-evident truth.

When you ask them, quite reasonably, how they think you might make your own novels more ambitious, they always reply that they haven't actually read your novels.

He then points out, reasonably, how far-fetched it is to assume that a hard-dollar donation of, say, a thousand dollars to a governor could influence a pension-fund investment staff a few degrees of separation away.

This being the first week of January, Willetts even managed to get on the Today programme, where a bemused Evan Davies asked quite reasonably how this vision was to be realised.

Last year when a loan officer tweeted a racist and abusive remark about Michelle Obama, people wondered, quite reasonably, how she treated minority loan applicants.

In this connection, one may reasonably ask: "how far and wide is 'here' and how long is 'now,'" when Zen speaks of "here and now".

On the whole, it is reasonably impressive how unbiased the polls have been.

Karl Rove can much more reasonably ask, how many voters does the United Methodist Church have?

Might we not reasonably ask: how does memetics apply to Dennett's own case?

Even the most sympathetic reader could reasonably wonder how that would affect the father, especially if shooting broke out.

Anyone can do it without oversight, and no one can reasonably estimate how many jumps are performed around the world.