Sentence examples for reasonably wondered from inspiring English sources

But in the State Supreme Court building at 60 Centre Street, a short walk from Mr. Morgenthau's office, one man might have reasonably wondered why the rush to leave.

Bezos announced that he had asked that the top of the paper's editorial and management team — Weymouth as publisher, Martin Baron as executive editor, and Fred Hiatt as editorial-page editor — stay on, though staffers reasonably wondered how long that might last.

Mr. Rajoy might reasonably wonder why this round of bond buying would produce a different result.

Now, you might reasonably wonder why the size of a wireless base station is an advantage.

Some might reasonably wonder if such a joint candidacy is even lawful.

Few seem even to notice the volcano, other than Koichi, who reasonably wonders why everyone is so calm.

Even the most sympathetic reader could reasonably wonder how that would affect the father, especially if shooting broke out.

They will reasonably wonder why Miley Cyrus, who is white and wealthy, does it at every opportunity.

One might reasonably wonder whether we truly need the label "flexitarian" or whether, indeed, it is so different from "omnivore".

One might reasonably wonder how she wound up in charge of a big-studio entry in the summer blockbuster sweepstakes.

All South Africans can reasonably wonder, though, if Zuma was worrying about his dignity during previous sexual scandals.