Sentence examples for reasonably seen from inspiring English sources

The shift was radical, yet can be reasonably seen as part of the normal democratic process.

The continued inclusion of Cuba, year after year, on the U.S. State Department's list of state sponsors of terrorism has been reasonably seen as disingenuous.

It was written in his capacity as a Times journalist, speaking directly to a Times reader, and in that context, would be reasonably seen as part of the Times' collective voice.

And the claim that the EEOC is allowing to go forward is simply that the cap, in some social or workplace "context" would be reasonably seen as conveying a racially offensive message.

Most states require that prosecutors or judges determine that a resident's life was reasonably seen to be in danger, or that a felony was about to be committed, before deadly force can be justified.

If the confrontation began with Zimmerman's profiling the hoodied youth, stalking him and then approaching him with a hostile intent and initiating the struggle, then Martin could be reasonably seen to be acting in self-defence, in fear for his life.

(And since Burchill descants at such length on her own prodigious drinking and cocaine-sniffing, we might reasonably see it as a drunkalogue too). There isn't a shred of reason in this text, which – one hopes because all the publishers it was offered to turned it down – has been produced by an imprint funded by subscribers including such beacons of enlightenment as Richard Littlejohn.

He recognized that both sides could reasonably see themselves as victims of thuggery.

I think some people might reasonably see my job description as X, Y, and Z.

The majority, reasonably, saw it as a matter of what anyone working with the government might be made to stand up and say.

(And since Burchill descants at such length on her own prodigious drinking and cocaine-sniffing, we might reasonably see it as a drunkalogue too).