Sentence examples for truly reasonable from inspiring English sources

I wrote about the Kobo a little while back; a $150 e-reader, I thought, could reasonably be sold in bulk to universities and such for a truly reasonable price.

Seghesio has long produced fine zinfandels, and this is one of its latest at a truly reasonable price.

Aside from a huge selection of beers and bourbons, parents will find a wine list that is truly reasonable.

Working together toward that goal, he and Congress could then reach the truly "reasonable and responsible" approach to budgeting that he spoke of last night.

But here's a truly reasonable sentiment, the universality of which we all, no doubt, can attest to: "I just don't want to die in a really horrible or nasty way".

This is precisely the question that Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the five-justice majority, squarely confronted in this landmark case: Is a policy of swabbing and DNA testing only certain arrestees — who have not been convicted and may never be convicted — truly reasonable?

Such arrangements would truly be a reasonable accommodation with the marchers' free-speech rights, especially since it is unlikely that a "million" youth will show.

Even if probability and possibility are not truly equivalent, a reasonable similarity between the results from both approaches exists.

This many fast, agile, sporty cars all offered for such reasonable prices is truly a bellwether, not just of consumer demands, but also of just how artful car making has become.

"They include debris cleanup, storm shutter removal, tree trimming, home repairs, and other things that homeowners need immediately and do not have a frame of reference on whether the price they are being quoted is reasonable or truly price gouging and a scam".

Too many business innovations are launched on a wing and a prayer despite the fact that it's now reasonable to expect truly valid tests.