Sentence examples for reasonably thought from inspiring English sources

A second reason for Swinburne is that explanation can be reasonably thought to have achieved finality or completeness when one gives a personal explanation that appeals to the intentions of a conscious agent.

Had we reasonably thought through the consequences of the action?

Therefore, (transient or stable) genetically modified cells may be reasonably thought to resist oxidative stress induced damage.

Those tentacles look set to tweak the technological noses of a slew of other companies and products that might have reasonably thought themselves beyond Android's reach.

Those were the days when some New Yorkers reasonably thought that "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three" was a documentary.

They could be reasonably thought to hold for stochastic systems where the randomness could be characterized by finite random variables but unfortunately they are unfeasible for practical applications because of analytical and numerical intractability.

No one reasonably thinks that insurance mandates will lead to broccoli mandates.

It ain't broke, one might reasonably think, so don't fix it.

Investors who reasonably think they couldn't possibly fall further are wrong.

For instance, would anyone reasonably think he was invited to a "Liberal party event"?

Kempowski is doing nothing more than showing us that most people quite reasonably think of themselves first.