Which seems reasonable enough.
"It grows in ways, each of which seems reasonable at the time.
John Seeger, age 95, said from the stage that he expected his 90-year-old younger brother to make 100, which seems reasonable.
Mr. Piano likes to describe the exhibition as "the imaginary city," which seems reasonable enough because it contains examples of just about everything found in a modern metropolis.
If you discount these job losses as strictly temporary, which seems reasonable, the payroll figure rises to almost a hundred and sixty-four thousand.
"The munition itself appears to have buckled over on impact, which seems reasonable as the center section of the remaining warhead is a hollow metal tube," he noted.
Robertson forgoes the poem's Sapphic stanza form, which seems reasonable, but he also turns the passage's deliciously bizarre doubled metaphor (an oak tree is like an elk turned to stone) into a less jarring formulation.
And so forth, one exculpatory point after another, each of which seems reasonable enough, except that, when you add them up, the sundry points seem to have missed the point.
With a glass of gamay, the meal for two came to 36 francs, which seemed reasonable at the time.
We were quoted a price of £475, which seemed reasonable for a 17-day itinerary, inclusive of all fuel and taxes.
Redfield deduced that hurricanes were whirlwinds, which seemed reasonable enough, but he was opposed by the "Storm King," James Pollard Espy, who theorized that hurricanes were caused by convection, with vapor rising as if through a chimney.
