Sentence examples for reasonably relaxed from inspiring English sources

The old guard are said to be reasonably relaxed.

Still, about one thing Charles Falconer can be reasonably relaxed.

In his previous Cambodia dispatches, Dudman had found people "reasonably relaxed" and urged his readers to look "on the bright side".

Her reasonably relaxed attitude to the industry shows when it comes to questions about the pressure to be thin and beautiful.

I believe he is being overly cynical, although he also pointed out that he has until the end of the current tax year to sort things out, so is reasonably relaxed at the moment about the situation.

Osborne, who freely admits that he has little personal feel for Scotland because the baronetcy he will one day inherit originates from the Anglo-Irish ascendancy, felt reasonably relaxed.

After all the shocks to the system at Cannes this year, it's nice to point to one terrific and (reasonably) relaxing comedy thriller.

However, glycemic goals might reasonably be relaxed in patients with long-standing type 1 diabetes and advanced complications or in those who are free of complications but have a limited life expectancy because of another disease process.

The New National Urbanization Plan [9] proposed that "the limitations of obtaining a household registration document in large cities with a population of 1 3 million people should be relaxed reasonably" and that "reasonable criteria should be determined for obtaining a household registration document in large cities with a population of 3 5 million".

"My plan before the race was to take it reasonably steady and keep it relaxed until the top of the first two hills".

Now more relaxed and thinking semi-reasonably, my caller recognized that she'd knowingly mortgaged her home to fuel her happiness, gaining many material things in the process.