Sentence examples for unreasonably said from inspiring English sources

"I think they [the guild] are behaving unreasonably," said Mr Bhogal.

Sometimes it is rather unreasonably said that young people don't take enough interest in the Second World War.

The police, not unreasonably, say they were merely following guidelines on the distribution of indecent images.

"Do you hate children?" "Not unreasonably," Avie said.

"This gets a lot of airplay, but unreasonably so," said Gerard Finelli, principal of Colonial Elementary School.

Lots of scientists were "unreasonably pessimistic," says Church, believing that if the government didn't sequence the human genome itself, either Celera Genomics would wind up owning everything or there would be so many gene patents that science would get logjammed by lawsuits.

"Our customers have never insisted on unreasonably fast delivery," said Kip Tindell, the company's president.

"It presents an unreasonably rosy picture," said Mr. Hevesi, one of four Democrats running for mayor.

"When Andrew's friend and colleague Mike Carlton heard I was speaking, he was not unreasonably grumpy," McCabe said.

Not for the first time, mathematics was to prove surprisingly effective or, as the Hungarian-born American physicist Eugene Wigner said, "unreasonably effective"—in science.

IN THE Arabic dialects of Iraq and Syria, a man who is unreasonably stubborn is said to have the mind of a Kurd.