Sentence examples for reasonably with from inspiring English sources

He was speaking urgently and reasonably, with an exasperated rasp.

The last two years of the second Wilson government were spent working reasonably well – but only reasonably – with Tony Benn.

Now he has shown that he is prepared to deal reasonably with the banks one at a time.

But his majority in this election compares reasonably with the one he secured in July 2004 when he won 413 votes, with 251 opposed and 44 abstentions.

One factor in that is that although the place does bling, you can also eat very reasonably, with starters from £5.75 and mains from £11.75.

But the Babadook's new fabulousness seems to align, quite reasonably, with queer readings of better-known beasts such as Frankenstein and Freddy Krueger.

The game starts off reasonably, with Tom, in overalls and what looks to be a straw hat, hopping a riverboat and knocking off thugs before battling the first-level boss, a giant squid.

Mind you, these pieces call for big bucks, but you can achieve an element of punk more reasonably with a chunky chain necklace — from moderately priced options by Eddie Borgo to inexpensive ones at BaubleBar.

The results agree reasonably with experiments.

The theoretical and experimental observations correspond reasonably with each other.

The theoretical predictions compare reasonably with the published experimental data.