Sentence examples for sort of reasonable from inspiring English sources

What sort of "reasonable religion" is this?

Explanations for Cantor's defeat include his being "out of touch" with Virginia's Seventh District, or being a little too willing to consider some sort of reasonable immigration reform.

His biggest contribution to TV, apart from his talent as a producer, has been his effort to establish some sort of reasonable ethical and artistic standard.

"It is very difficult for me to mount any sort of reasonable campaign with no troops, as any general would know," she said.

"If it would have the impact of assisting in some sort of reasonable movement of the peace process, that would be a good thing," he said.

Norman, implacably opposed to such a course, had died aged 88, and after acrimonious discussions, Peter thought a "sort of reasonable agreement" had been reached.

("My blue blanket! I'm wet! I'm wet and I'm hysterical!") There is one sort-of reasonable joke about the Marriott hotel.

Back in May, when the European Court of Justice upheld the notion of citizens' right to be forgotten online, it sort of seemed reasonable.

I've realized that trying to find some sort of a reasonable career or isolate the one thing I'm passionate about is perhaps a bit of fickle thing in a future of unfathomably rapid progress and may not be the best possible thing to aspire to anyway".

It's up to others to say 'Does he go about his job in a sort of dignified, fair, reasonable way?' If the newspapers decide that's not the case, then I've got to live with that".

"So, they all sort of have their reasonable points," Mr. Petersen said.