Sentence examples for A sensible man from inspiring English sources

A sensible man would have given up long ago.

A sensible man, Dr. Nuland, but I wish he had held his co-author, Nudelman, in firmer check.

"A sensible man, you will say, would put the sugar-plums in the child's pocket or leave them with the parents".

A SENSIBLE man would be glad not to be involved with a woman who throws the words "bed" and "knives" into the same sentence.

A sensible man with an expansive world view, he denies through a spokesman that his government has any intention of trying to muzzle the media, even as he preaches a creed of journalistic social responsibility.

A sensible man would never cook a swan with such a pretty song, so the lesson of the fable is that, when confronted with danger, a song (even the memorable words of a poem) can be handy.

I think people in America understand that we aren't going backward to a world in which it makes sense to make a sensible men's shoe in the United States, but what they really resent is having the rug pulled out from under their former economic way of life without any preparation for what comes next.

"He's a very sensible man, a very quiet man," al-Zayyat said, when I asked him to describe al-Zawahiri.

In his world you worked things out; violence was the last option, and a sensible, reasonable man could always make the choice to not use it.

He's a pragmatic, sensible man.

Despite his deranged-looking touchline pacing and "loco" nickname, Athletic's manager Marcelo Bielsa, seems a pretty sensible man.