Sentence examples for reasonably said from inspiring English sources

Moyes quite reasonably said it was the best we had seen from his team in the Premier League.

Companies should act reasonably, said Jay Neveloff, a real estate lawyer at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel in New York, although he acknowledged that the concept could be "horribly fuzzy".

The fractious atmosphere at Santiago Bernabeu, the fall-outs within the squad, the disjointed team and the constant pressure on the head coach are, it could be reasonably said, as much Ronaldo's fault as anyone else's, but they still affect his rate of goal-scoring and the quality of his performances, which nevertheless maintains at a remarkable level.

"For them to get to this stage they've obviously done reasonably," said Swansea coach Alan Curtis.

(2) What are the appropriate objects of respect, i.e., the sorts of things that can be reasonably said to warrant respect?

"Paul Ryan, who I hope can be the next speaker, very reasonably said last week, 'If the United States missed a bond payment, it would shake the confidence of the world economy,'" Reid said.

What we could reasonably say is Serena, on court, was far from serene.

One can reasonably say some pretty dire things about my folks, but I love my father.

We should, they will very reasonably say, ask quadriplegics themselves to evaluate life with quadriplegia.

Then I think the taxpayer will reasonably say why are we subsidising them?

This year's is the 28th annual Turner Prize show, to which you might reasonably say: so what?