Sentence examples for surely reasonable from inspiring English sources

The implied exasperation is surely reasonable.

And it is surely reasonable for him to decry the "awful divide" between Russia's rich and poor.

But it is also surely reasonable to look at marginal ways of making a ban less provocative and, if possible, to act consensually.

This is surely "reasonable," but, by destroying the electronic evidence, the respondent has eliminated all prior versions of the document and other data, found only in electronic form, that may have been useful to its opponents.

It is surely reasonable that there should be some restrictions on its right to do this in cases where the information is not needed by anyone but causes hurt or distress to an individual.

If some neural change explains the appearance of fully modern human behavior some 50,000 years ago, "it is surely reasonable to suppose that the change promoted the fully modern capacity for rapidly spoken phonemic speech," Dr. Klein has written.

The latter, Socrates; as would surely be reasonable.

Asking to be tried by your own peers is surely a reasonable request.

Without a simple, clear-cut statement from the judge that that belief was incorrect, there was surely a reasonable likelihood that they would act on that belief.

In the instant case, common sense does not dictate that a prosecution witness who has sworn or affirmed to tell the truth will inevitably do so, and there is surely a reasonable possibility that he will fail to do so.

That said, however, we are confident, as surely any reasonable person would be, that given recent developments there must exist grave doubts regarding the security of Dorling's conviction.