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Meanings of reasonable man in English
Spanish
persona razonablemente dudable Hypothetical person of legal fiction.
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Examples for "reasonable person"
Examples for "reasonable person"
1
Every reasonable person will hope that this continues to be the case.
2
Tax returns, business contacts, information a reasonable person might want to encrypt.
3
It is very, very difficult for a reasonable person to believe otherwise.
4
But no reasonable person would say we should not publish the data.
5
He doesn't listen to anyone, and he is not a reasonable person.
1
This should suffice, and I observe in practice does suffice, for all reasonable persons.
2
Our liberty should not depend upon the government being made up of saints, or even of reasonable persons.
3
I think they are very nice; though I sometimes wish Paula was not one, but the religion of reasonable persons.'
4
But even this is not the climax of the absurdity which we are told that, if we are reasonable persons, we must accept.
1
The success of the concern was all that reasonable men could expect.
2
This war has been a shock to reasonable men the whole world over.
3
As a rule reasonable men endeavour to be just and fair.
4
Among reasonable men problems of business could always be solved.
5
But being reasonable men, they soon reached a compromise solution.
Usage of reasonable man in English
1
Again, he was right-byMab's reckoning, he was indeed a reasonable man.
2
They had no common decency such as any reasonable man or woman.
3
I should, in fact, be a reasonable man laboring under a hallucination.
4
The Norwegian at first appeared to be a reasonable man, somewhat sullen.
5
And I know when I'm talking to a sane and reasonable man.
6
How much wiser is the unreasonable beast than thou the reasonable man?
7
You seem a reasonable man, Complain, at heart; if only you and I-
8
No reasonable man will aver that the Oriental manners are best.
9
But even that doesn't stop a reasonable man from going back on it.
10
Roderick felt sorry for the Headmaster, who had seemed like a reasonable man.
11
There are air and beauty enough to satisfy any reasonable man.
12
I am astonished that a reasonable man should talk such nonsense.
13
P.S.- Ihavelong since obtained everything that a reasonable man can wish for.
14
Is it the kind of theory a reasonable man can accept?
15
Now do, like a reasonable man, tell me what you intend to do.
16
How can you, a reasonable man, so over-estimate the value of your possession?
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Reasonable man through the time
Reasonable man across language varieties
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