Sentence examples for unreasonable man from inspiring English sources
I'm not an unreasonable man.
Therefore, all progress depends upon the unreasonable man".
DANIEL EPSTEIN wants to get one thing straight: He is an unreasonable man.
AN UNREASONABLE MAN Opens today in Manhattan and on Video on Demand.
An unreasonable man uses rational arguments to convince a reasonable man that he (the latter) is irrational.
And "An Unreasonable Man," a conventional collage of archival clips and retrospective interviews, works hard to do him justice.
The time for meetings among unreasonable men needs to end.
As the state senators are not unreasonable men, they even offered to bargain: they might allow speed cameras if Mr. Bloomberg agreed to foot the bill for this busing program.
John F. Kennedy echoed Jefferson when, in a speech in 1961, he said that the spread of freedom abroad was powered by "the force of right and reason"; but, he went on, in a sober and pragmatic vein, "reason does not always appeal to unreasonable men". The contrast between Kennedy and the current incumbent of the White House is striking.
He had begun it with an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press," where he made a pitch for Obama's reelection and derided the Republican presidential field as a collection of "unreasonable men". With rising gas prices becoming an issue in the presidential campaign, Brown praised Obama's call for higher fuel-efficiency standards for cars and trucks.
That's surely the impression Huntsman would like to leave behind: the reasonable man in an unreasonable world; a business-oriented, pragmatic conservative who tried to talk sense, and, when it didn't work out, left the stage early, his dignity and worldview intact.
