Are you mad? I'll shoot you!" the mugger quite reasonably noted.
"The playoffs are always different," Lemieux said, quite reasonably, noting that even high scorers play by different rules when the Stanley Cup is being polished.
Conservative have examples and data points at our disposal — the quasi-free market success of Singapore, the role that cost sharing has played in the recent slowdown in health care cost inflation — but as liberals reasonably note, no major existing national model that exactly matches what we're seeking.
For Santayana, one may reasonably note that a neutral observer could view all moral perspectives as equal, but such a view must be balanced by the understanding that no animal stands on neutral ground.
One might reasonably note that in this image, Mr. Cobain was having the last word.
Earlier this week, VICE asked a philosopher to interpret the interview, and he very reasonably noted that it is "really weird.
While an official estimate has not been released, the network reasonably noted that it would be impossible to confuse thousands with millions.
Most of the statements were, very reasonably, noted to be useful in some cases and not others, meaning they could not be generalised in guidelines, which is also true of statements participants did not feel confident to rate.
Most of the statements were, very reasonably, noted to be useful in some cases and not others, meaning they could not be generalised into guidelines, which was also true of statements participants did not feel confident to rate.
The options don't know and depends were collapsed into one point on the scale because operationally, they are the same response; most of the statements were, very reasonably, noted to be useful in some cases and not others, meaning they could not be generalised in guidelines, which is also true of statements participants did not feel confident to rate.
