Sentence examples for too unreasonable from inspiring English sources

This philosophy is not too unreasonable.

Many of us, I imagine, would not consider this too unreasonable.

(This is not too unreasonable when the other woman is played by the same ballerina, as usually happens).

Most of the rest of it is far too unreasonable to post above the line, but if you enjoy vicious, hyperbolic satire, you'll find it worth a read.

"The price the My Dinh stadium asked for is too unreasonable," Le Hung Dung, vice chairman of the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF), told Reuters on Friday, playing down media reports that the game could be canceled.

If Greece's demands seem too unreasonable, the temptation will be to follow the advice of the hit song from "Frozen" and "let it go"—cut the Greeks off from financing by the European Central Bank (ECB) and see if a chastened Syriza party comes back to the table.

Also, unreasonable beauty.

"Coalition" is a word of contempt in the urban middle-class lexicon here because it contains within it the image and the din of rustic politicians making too many unreasonable demands on the government in order to appease their constituents.

After one too many "unreasonable threats", video site Veoh preemptively sued Universal Music last month in federal court, seeking a declaratory injunction to bar Universal from taking legal action.

It's easy to fall into the trap of saying NO to a reasonable request if someone has made too many unreasonable ones in the past.

The official report of the meeting, between senior figures from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, three circuses, the Performing Animals Welfare Standards International and the Classical Circus Association, said the costs to circuses were too high and "unreasonable", given that a ban was still possible, and that the costs should be absorbed by the Government.