Sentence examples for supremely reasonable from inspiring English sources
All of which seemed supremely reasonable.
(We of course think none of this applies to us, being thoughtful, open-minded and supremely reasonable).
Dobbs comments that the Russians tried to pretend that the outcome was "yet another triumph for Moscow's peace-loving foreign policy over warmongering imperialists", as "the supremely wise, always reasonable Soviet leadership had saved the world from the threat of nuclear destruction".
One of the effects of the tone Orwell achieved — the tone of a reasonable, modest, supremely undogmatic man, hoping for the best but resigned to the worst — was the impression of transparency, something that Orwell himself, in an essay called "Why I Write," identified as the ideal of good prose.
"Getting land, period, is very difficult; getting land at a reasonable price, supremely difficult," he says.
McLaren added that he was "supremely confident in our findings", insisted that he had only considered evidence "that is beyond reasonable doubt".
McLaren added he was "supremely confident in our findings", insisting that he had only considered evidence "that is beyond reasonable doubt".
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
These days that seems pretty reasonable for the opportunity to, in one magnanimous swoop, bestow both a moment of reflection and a sip of something supremely memorable.
