Sentence examples for reasonably serious from inspiring English sources

He's a reasonably serious dude.

People with a reasonably serious view of fashion often ask: Where are the new ideas?

The last reasonably serious attempt to reverse the bureaucratic-authoritarian regime within the party was the "Letter of the 46," in October 1923.

"While we are relieved that the department eventually acted reasonably, serious questions has to be asked over their conduct over the past three days.

The show has also catapulted Fox past ABC, a unit of Walt Disney, and toward a reasonably serious challenge of NBC, a unit of General Electric, for leadership for the whole season among young adults.

But Staten Islanders have made reasonably serious efforts to secede, so maybe it serves them right — or, to take their perspective, maybe they don't much like the company anyway.

Despite the situation in the high-tech industries, which is pretty serious, we're doing reasonably well, and should do better next year".

George was in reasonably good health; he had not developed any serious infections, and his Kaposi's-sarcoma lesions were mostly on his chest and arms.

The problem is serious even for species whose absolute numbers are reasonably good.

They're reasonably good.

The key component of the law is that it allows lethal force when a person reasonably perceives a serious threat of harm and such force is reasonable under the circumstances.