sonable in a sentence

1. Say: 'Swear not; Obedience is (more) reasonable.'

2. set a reasonable limit and welcome his meltdown.'.

3. Say: ‘Swear not; Obedience is (more) reasonable.'”

4. No one said, 'Yeah, $13 billion sounds like a reasonable number.'

5. So a reasonable assumption is, 'OK, I'll use a sugar substitute.'

6. Now, be reasonable and accept my proposal: we shall travel like comrades.'

7. (MORE: Debate criteria is 'reasonable,' candidates knew in advance: DNC Chairman Tom Perez)

8. I only mean that I suppose some compensation is fair and reasonable in that sort of marriage.'

9. The goal is to provide 'simplified, high-quality and transparent healthcare at a reasonable cost.'

10. 'One could judge this abominable spectacle from a moral standpoint but it pleases me beyond the reasonable.'

11. Unfortunately, I find that not only non-Jews, but even Jews seem to accept this apparently reasonable 'fact.'

12. 'It would be reasonable to evaluate the situation mid-year and then, if necessary, agree on extending the transition period.'

13. "The commission has never before provided any guidance on what it means by 'reasonable network management,'" Fitzmaurice said.

14. If your partner says, 'Hey look, I'm not comfortable with you having drinks with this person,' then perhaps lunch is a reasonable solution.

15. While it's never a good idea to stop taking a prescribed drug without consulting a doctor, she says, "It's reasonable to say "Do I need to stay on this?'"

16. 'Thinking of mental illness in these types of brain terms seemed more reasonable than the concept of mental illness being someone’s fault or a lack of trying hard enough.'

17. 'Hey, here's the next Mass Effect chapter, want in?' seemed like a perfectly reasonable route and we wouldn't have to start over every time," said Erickson in a Reddit thread.

18. The founders of this independent bottling company introduced themselves already in 1895 to select the objective personal whiskies, 'In view of a superior product at a reasonable price.'

19. Just because a diagnostic 'label' cannot be applied to a patient within a certain time, or that a reasonable diagnosis was applied that turns out to be 'incorrect,' does not mean an 'error' occurred."

20. Among other ends, will require a ' tolerance reasonable ' before evictions, limited charges for non-payment, and the EU Member States to prevent oppose the dation in payment agreed between the parties.