HEMINGWAY: -- the most reasonable thing to be thinking about.
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That's the most reasonable thing I've ever heard a white say.
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Here are 13 of the most reasonable locations across the globe.
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He seems like the most reasonable of all the Republican candidates.
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Compared to these other Targaryens, Dany always seemed the most reasonable.
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Which of the two countries do you think is most reasonable?
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Aside from an army of Bezobots3000s, clothing is the most reasonable guess.
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He seems to by far the most reasonable of the main contenders.
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I think most reasonable people would agree on this point by now.
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It would be the most reasonable thing she's done in the entire show.
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Still, it's widely regarded as the most reasonable three-digit option currently available.
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The most reasonable person onstage was defending the Iraq War at great length.
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This is the single most reasonable thing anyone has ever said about Bautista's heroics.
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Most reasonable people who have paid attention to his history can attest to it.
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Most reasonable people are receptive to that, and if they're not, that says something.
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This sounds to me, and to most reasonable people, like a pretty good deal.
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Most reasonable email systems this day, however, will lock out people after too many attempts.
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Hers seems like one of the most reasonable requests a still-grieving mom could make.
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The most reasonable and realistic conception of a writer's trajectory focuses on her artistic development.
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This is one of the most reasonable expectations on this list, because it's completely possible.
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"You want to project: I am the most reasonable person in the room," McGovern said.
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It is the most reasonable way to deal with a legacy such as we have.
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Counsel Kelner, most "reasonable" persons who are under investigation gain no such front-end assurances.
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I think that most reasonable people try to avoid politics as much as they are able.
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After doing some research, I reasoned that weight loss was the most reasonable alternative to drugs.
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Her grandmother gets mad, which is about the most reasonable thing to happen in the entire episode.
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Dad died a year ago, and this seemed by far the most reasonable way to commemorate that.
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"Showing a discount of the projected benefit is probably the most reasonable approach to take," Smith said.
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Again, this is most reasonable reaction I've seen anyone have to Bryce Harper's comments and Goose Gossage's tirade.
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Here is Tony Stark, who has the most reasonable and healthy relationship with all of his super-armor.
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I would agree that this scenario of strong diesel and weak gasoline seems the most reasonable going forward.
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"When there's not a prescribed method, you have to use the method that is most reasonable," he said.
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Whether most reasonable people agree with Barr's decision, or believe he overstepped, will be a critical question to watch.
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This didn't send him into hiding for a few days like it would most reasonable people, but inspired him.
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He has considered the relevant evidence and arguments as best he can and drawn the most reasonable-seeming conclusion.
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"We believe that today's decision is the most reasonable outcome," Alexander Medvedev, Gazprom's deputy chairman, said in a statement.
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"Most reasonable people would say they want to minimize the environmental and health impacts of meat," he told me.
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The village is known for having numerous excellent local tavernas at some of the most reasonable prices on island.
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Reform also could include deferring to the federal courts in cases where monetary damages provide the most reasonable resolution.
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What Curry does is so startling, so elementally new and weird, that a laugh is the most reasonable response.
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The software stocks with "the best fundamentals and the most reasonable valuations" are worth adding to your portfolio, Cramer advised.
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Earlier this month, I wrote about something most reasonable people can agree is vile and revolting: the port-a-potty.
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The opportunity is compelling and leads me to believe that Apple is one of the most reasonable opportunities right now.
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"Adjusting or modifying payment terms may be the most reasonable option for some borrowers," the regulator said in a statement.
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The Rockets, probably the most reasonable challenge to Warriors orthodoxy available in the West, lost Nene, and then everything else.
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For one thing, atoms don't tend to sit still very well given the thermal perturbations found at most reasonable temperatures.
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Editorial John Kasich's suspension of his presidential campaign eliminates the last remaining, and most reasonable, Republican opponent to Donald Trump.
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Like most reasonable people, I do not love Halloween, but I'm not such a spoilsport as to hate it, either.
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But they will voice these grievances online with enough volume and vitriol to worry even the most reasonable media executive.
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Where among Trump's sanest advisers and the most reasonable Republicans in Congress is the degree of pushback that's called for?
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"The most reasonable explanation is that a hit in the jaw with a fist created the mandible fracture," Anderson tells PEOPLE.
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For most of the cities in the path of the storm, including Houston, a sedentary stoicism seemed the most reasonable response.
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The most reasonable explanation has been that we're simply seeing the reflection of a nearby emergency vehicle's lights in the windows.
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They arrive at Horn Hill in episode six, which isn't the most reasonable or the most unreasonable thing I've heard today.
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The premise of the law is that, under such conditions, the most reasonable explanation for their association is a terrorist plot.
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That's a reasonable view — arguably it's the most reasonable view — but conservative control of the Supreme Court endangers Sanders's broader agenda.
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It needs a plan, and the most reasonable one is a federal one based not on ethnicity or religion but geography.
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YouTube hosted dark cartoons on its kids app and thousands of videos depicting what most reasonable people would call child abuse.
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For most reasonable people, it's hard to understand why the loser of the popular vote should wind up running the country.
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"A reasonable — and perhaps the most reasonable — interpretation of this expansive language is that it authorizes class arbitration," the majority said.
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Most reasonable people can agree that straws are both necessary and overused, and should be dealt with responsibly by bars and restaurants.
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This kind of thing happens all the time, and most reasonable recruiters understand that the occasional game of phone tag will happen.
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Most reasonable people would agree that our tax code should give preferential treatment to those who work for what they bring home.
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Likewise, most reasonable Americans realize that opposing blanket weapons bans does not make you responsible for mass tragedies committed by maniacal shooters.
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Most reasonable people react by switching which cord they pull, but after seven years, Congress has kept yanking the same wrong cord.
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Although there is no perfect solution to the myriad of cyber threats, such best practices present the best and most reasonable defenses.
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Until we get more information, the most reasonable assumption is that Barr is trying to protect Trump by hiding the full report.
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Throughout these years, I read a lot of C. S. Lewis, the strangest and yet most reasonable of twentieth-century Christian writers.
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Open since 1967, Nikolas Taverna isn't cheap, but, for eating on the beach, it offers some of the most reasonable prices around.
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But Bee doesn't see political discussion as a semi-polite fight, where the most reasonable voice in the room will carry the day.
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So when a woman in Waco, Texas, didn't get her McNuggets fast enough, she figured her most reasonable option was to call 911.
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"Most reasonable people can understand," in that context, why claims to Native American heritage based on a DNA test are fraught, he added.
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Here are some answers: • There is no perfect definition of "natural," but, under most reasonable definitions, many versions of stevia fail to qualify.
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Wilson does this because it is in the city's interest to provide service to the most people it can at the most reasonable cost.
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"Most reasonable consumers would interpret this as a provision prohibiting them from talking to anyone, including government or lawyers or anybody else," he said.
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"For most reasonable people, it's hard to understand why the loser of the popular vote should wind up running the country," the Times wrote.
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"In negotiations, you don't want to start with the most reasonable offer," Jason Goldberg, SVP of commerce at digital marketing agency SapientRazorfish, told Recode.
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Off all the terrible things Stephen A. Smith has said and done on that program, this is like, the most reasonable thing he's ever said.
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Some might argue that there's no wrong way to interpret it, but most reasonable people agree on the unspoken understanding to look but don't touch.
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Despite vocal protests to the contrary, most reasonable people understand that philanthropy has always been, and always will be, an inadequate substitute for government investment.
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The goal is not to determine the most reasonable or fair-minded approach to an issue, but to defend a given claim at all costs.
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While this model might seem unpalatable given the Venezuelan military's recent past, it may present the most reasonable way forward toward democracy absent outside intervention.
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I put on my warmest telephone voice and my most reasonable demeanor and try to imitate the slightly concerned, slightly flirtatious spiel of my happy giver.
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Fauxmosexuality looked gayer than straightness, so it was the most reasonable choice for those who weren't quite this but not quite that to choose to emulate.
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Ideally, the software can assist the agent to take the most reasonable course of action to help a customer, whether that customer is external or internal.
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In that case, a trucking firm, Dynamex, had fired its employees and made them independent contractors, a business practice most reasonable people could see as problematic.
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It sure sounds like the most reasonable thing to do, for the sake of the very fine people on both sides of this White Walker conflict.
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As the leader of the universe, Hawkeye would undoubtedly be the most reasonable, probably making decisions that benefit the greater good the most out of these options.
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However, the writer denied knowing any Russian, and so the most reasonable conclusion is that he is a Russian native speaker rather than a Romanian native speaker.
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By most reasonable measures, the probe was a failure for which the Republicans and the panel chairman, Representative Trey Gowdy of South Carolina, should be publicly excoriated.
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Do most reasonable people agree that to fund communal services that benefit the entire public, the government should pool a slice of their income and wealth every year?
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They deserve—and pay for—prime content, not safe, tired, lazy scriptwriting; most reasonable fans would prefer two series of cohesive, captivating narrative, than nine of lacklustre clichés.
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This course will help you get the lowest, most reasonable price for your outsourced work—whether it's web dev, logo design, market research, or anything in between. 9.
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Still, most reasonable Americans are fully aware that Trump's words were a dog whistle that could incite a mentally unstable individual to take murderous action against Hillary Clinton.
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Pronouncements like Trump's and Haley's just make the US look out of touch with reality — and cede the most reasonable-sounding policy ground to Putin, of all people.
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" Parents may weaponize the specter of contagion for petty or short-term goals, Ribet said, but, she added, "most reasonable parents accommodate, because what goes around comes around.
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Most reasonable human beings implicitly realize what is inappropriate and what is not, even if they do happen to be standing, spiked eggnog in hand, under the mistletoe.
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It's a world where most reasonable people agree on the plain meaning of statute, precedent, and the Constitution, and most people in law or in Congress are reasonable.
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And because Miss Manners does not wish for whole unruly seasons to forgo festivity, she -- and most reasonable hosts -- will graciously accept last-minute cancellations for extenuating circumstances.
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Sanders sympathizers who are not necessarily fully bought-in Berners typically feel that the most reasonable arrangement would be for Sanders to stand down in favor of Elizabeth Warren.
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And third, just because most reasonable people in the West seem to think we should get rid of this particularly inscrutable, mist-shrouded institution, I'd like to see it continue.
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But the most reasonable interpretation of the data suggests that gasoline consumption was slightly understated in April after being overstated in March, while the underlying growth trend is little changed.
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"The trick to winning over moderates is to be the most reasonable person in the room," says Sarah Trumble of Third Way — an organization that pushes for moderation and bipartisanship.
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The Rockets, the surest and most reasonable team imaginable, drowned in hatred for each other and themselves, and just washed out of the playoffs in the most depressing way imaginable.
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The most reasonable, politically feasible way to stabilize the market is to agree to reimburse insurers for providing coverage to those who cannot normally afford insurance — as the ACA requires.
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At the height of December's craze, most reasonable crypto-watchers could agree that the price was overheated and there was only one way for it to go in the short term.
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While the "Mad Money" host said there's reason for slight caution, the software stocks with "the best fundamentals and the most reasonable valuations" are worth adding to your portfolio, Cramer advised.
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Compared to the Libertarian who pledged to abolish all income tax and the raspy-voiced and largely incoherent Independent, Stein emerged as the most reasonable member of the third-party crew.
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And just because lots of people support an idea doesn't mean, as Adam Smith noted, that they are doing what's most reasonable, nor even that their personal reasons are clear-cut.
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In the case of the theme entries, this is natural — because I was leaving a legitimate English word (homophonous to the original), the most reasonable pronunciation would have to be unchanged.
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BRYON YORK, CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, "WASHINGTON EXAMINER": I think the most reasonable assessment you can make it is that we don&apost know if it&aposs going to work out or not.
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"While most reasonable people agree it's absolutely vital for Puerto Rico to be able to restructure its debt, this authority can be blocked by a simple minority of the board," he said.
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Indeed, it is a most reasonable assumption that, as secretary of State, Pompeo would advance policies compatible with the president's thoughts and in turn have his support when difficult decisions are made.
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While we don't know this future fact-checker's exact role in the company, it seems most reasonable that the digital magazine might be their first stop, especially given Goop's shiny new labeling system.
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So the most reasonable implication is that somebody from a private interest directed somebody from the government in order to target these people because they were pushing against the soda lobby in Mexico.
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Steven Cochrane, managing director of Moody's Analytics and an expert on regional U.S. economies, says that given the strongest economies and the most reasonable costs of living, move West – just not too far west.
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But the most bizarre answer came from John Kasich, who changed-up his performance as the most reasonable man on stage by turning the White House into a detention center for practical policy solutions.
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That's the most reasonable way to respond to Facebook's announcement last week that a security breach allowed hackers to infiltrate the accounts of at least 50 million users, and possibly tens of millions more.
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"The most reasonable explanation is that a hit in the jaw with a fist created the mandible fracture," Anderson tells PEOPLE, noting that such blunt force trauma likely incapacitated Michelle prior to the fatal gunshot.
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It's hard to believe, given the unmistakable evaporation of all that interpersonal drama, but it wasn't so long ago that Kreizler came across like the most reasonable genius in the genre, let alone the room.
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In creating this puzzle, I narrowed my definition of a silent letter to be one that, when removed from its word, leaves a string whose most reasonable pronunciation is identical to that of the original.
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Each of us are personally touched by a health care issue at some point in our lives -- and most reasonable people believe that one should not endure financial hardship because he or she became sick.
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Surprisingly, one of the most reasonable viewpoints has come from Isiah Thomas, a Hall of Fame guard for the Detroit Pistons who, with a checkered history as a league executive, has often had his credibility questioned.
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As consumers, we are afforded only a few avenues of acceptable dissent—the most reasonable of which is that, if you don't like what a company is doing, you can move your money and data elsewhere.
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In an opinion by Judge Merrick Garland, the majority held that the most reasonable reading of this language was as an exemption from certain government-wide contracting rules, and not an exemption from civil rights laws.
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We think Target has the best selection of wrapping paper for the most reasonable price, but we also love the gift wrap from the Paper Source, Hallmark, The Container Store, World Market, and Brown Kraft Paper.
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Either the G.O.P. refuses to consider the most reasonable option possible, and looks foolish, or Obama gets his nominee and can be respected for making a selection that was actually electable and will make a difference.
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"He alone, among the current Democratic candidates, has been the clearest, the most focused, and the most reasonable voice for addressing the depressed state of the African-American economy," Rush said of Bloomberg in a statement.
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The most reasonable point I saw Sanders critics make about the Rogan controversy is that anti-anti-Rogan people were asking them to extend some courtesy to Sanders that Sanders supporters would never extend to them.
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European cities offer the most reasonable value for high-end goods and services, despite the fact that the U.K. capital of London is the most expensive city in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region.
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I think the most reasonable response to the sordid episode came from the Federal Aviation Administration, which said at the time that unless it poses a flight risk, there ain't nothing they can do about it.
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"The most reasonable is to think that the privatisation process that we've been taking part in the last few years will be allowed to be completed," CEO Jose Sevilla said during a news conference on the earnings.
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"With all alternatives still on the table, the most reasonable trading alternative seems to be to just minimize one's exposure to the pound and stay away for now," Richard Falkenhall, a senior FX strategist at SEB said.
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Expectations must be tempered—meaning nobody should think Rose is any contender's missing ingredient, particularly against the Golden State Warriors—but the most reasonable ones should acknowledge who Rose currently is and what he can still do.
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"With all alternatives still on the table, the most reasonable trading alternative seems to be to just minimise one's exposure to the pound and stay away for now," Richard Falkenhall, a senior FX strategist at SEB said.
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As with most reasonable conclusions, my best guess is that my parental attitude, and how that translates to my use of technology to monitor my child (furry for now), lies in the middle of the two extremes.
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Jonathan Zittrain: And I worry that it is too great a burden for any company to bear to have to figure out, say, if not the perfect, the most reasonable newsfeed for every one of the– how many?
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Again, we can debate the value of each of these adjustments and programs, but most reasonable people think that it was not a good idea for kids under 2628 years old to be working in factories, for example.
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"It's actually one of the most reasonable and lowest-priced fund-raisers the president of the United States has held," Ms. Tenney said in a radio interview last week, adding that Mr. Trump's political team had chosen the location.
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While some may argue that the Court is very liberal and could become epically liberal, I think the most reasonable view is that it is a center-right body, which Obama could possibly move to a center-left body.
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So while Insure calculates dads' salary based on Bureau of Labor Statistics compensation data for the most reasonable job titles for the many duties that dads perform, they're not actually earning anything for the hours they devote to their families.
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For most reasonable people, such high expenditure will never be justifiable — and I have to count myself among that group, given my penchant for grabbing headphones any time I want to truly blast my music or immerse myself in a movie.
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The truth, by most reasonable tellings, is less sensational: Benedict was at John Paul II's side as he slid into helplessness in the years before his death, and saw the disorientation that a dying Pope could sow among his flock.
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"The most reasonable inference to be drawn from these facts is that … Secretary Ross spoke with Attorney General Sessions and asked that he instruct his subordinates at DOJ to request a question on citizenship be added to the census," Judge Seeborg wrote.
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However the UK exits, it will leave the European Union as a poorer and less influential global player, removing from its ranks its second largest economy and its most reasonable, pragmatic, liberal and pro-American voice on trade, foreign policy and security issues.
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Blonde, brunette, buzzed, it doesn't matter: Cotillard will still end up on our Pinterest #goals board... even if #goals of becoming an award-winning, internationally renowned actress and Greenpeace environmentalist married to another gorgeous French movie star aren't exactly the most reasonable.
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But what got me more than anything about this scene is the hard work being put in by Tyrion and Davos, who are both putting on their most reasonable faces as they try to smooth over their leaders' frustration and pride, and come to terms.
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The most reasonable explanation, as the scientists found, for the high mass anomaly under the South Pole-Aitken basin is that after the moon stabilized shortly after its formation, a large asteroid hit the lunar surface at relatively low speed and at a nearly grazing angle.
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So when you line it up that way, you say they took the most reasonable path to enable the University of California to continue at the level it has always has, to continue to enroll the preplanned numbers of California students and to keep tuition flat.
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"The majority of the panel considered the suggestion that the genetic trait needed to be stopped was a negative one, and considered that the most reasonable interpretation of this line was that having red hair was undesirable," the Advertising Standards Community Panel said, according to SmartCompany.
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Setting aside the lack of bipartisanship in the program for a second, and the general conservative aversion to environmental laws, most reasonable lay people might see a charitable grant for a broad cause such as enforcing environmental laws in states as reasonable and not corrupting on its face.
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"One of the most reasonable take-homes is that … when police are less often in situations in which they might reasonably fear that a gun is going to be pulled, they're less likely to react with the use of lethal force," Aaron Kivisto, the study's lead author, told me.
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"One of the most reasonable take-homes is that … when police are less often in situations in which they might reasonably fear that a gun is going to be pulled, they're less likely to react with the use of lethal force," Aaron Kivisto, the study's lead author, previously told me.
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A new competitor in the blockchain currency world, Ethereum,…Read more ReadThe most reasonable explanation for why the Ethereum currency dropped from a high of $311.46 on Monday to a low of $238.65 is that a market correction is taking place for the out of control values of digital currencies.
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If you want to witness this historic event yourself, get ready to hunker down and check your local listings this week—especially given that Mitch, McConnell, the Senate majority leader, has both put it on a fast track and guaranteed much of the action will happen well after most reasonable bedtimes.
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The main event is one of the most compelling pure fights you could put on, but the rest of the card lacks the name power and high ranking matchups necessary to convince most reasonable fight fans to drop the equivalent of a full tank of gas on the pay-per-view price.
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Haruyuki Takahashi's comments came just hours after the head of the Tokyo 2020 organising committee, Yoshiro Mori, publicly chided him for remarks he first made to the Wall Street Journal that a delay of one or two years would be the most reasonable option if the coronavirus outbreak derailed the Summer Games.
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"They suggested that it was most reasonable to infer that the tattoo expressed an authentic preference, that what might be seen as caution could also be seen as standing on ceremony, and that the law is sometimes not nimble enough to support patient-centered care and respect for patients' best interests," the doctors write.
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"They suggested that it was most reasonable to infer that the tattoo expressed an authentic preference, that what might be seen as caution could also be seen as standing on ceremony, and that the law is sometimes not nimble enough to support patient-centered care and respect for patients' best interests," the study reads.
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It held to this position even when the context would cause most reasonable people to suspect discrimination: Texas in the 1960s paying predominately white categories of public assistance recipients far more than the category including most African-American and Hispanic families or a 99.95 percent white suburb refusing to allow a religious order to building integrated low-income housing on its property.
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Most reasonable Americans realize that supporting Trump due to a lack of trust in the economic policies of Elizabeth Warren or Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE does not make you a white supremacist.
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