Sentence examples for I found sensible from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday I wrote about the parts of these speeches that I found sensible, including Mr. Holder's defense of using civilian trials to prosecute terrorists.

And when I'm an octogenarian, I'm sure I'll find sensible shoes to be an even bigger turn-on than I already do.

It seems to me that Parker -- a conservative pundit type whom I usually find sensible and amiable -- just basically demonstrated how being trapped in the snow leaves us with little else to talk about.

I answered the question in a way that, I understand, senior executives at Time Warner, CNN's parent company, seemed to find sensible and accurate: Klein hadn't been fired because CNN, despite its weak primetime ratings, was still making lots of money and nobody wanted anybody to do very much with it.

In her rebuttal, Susan Tierney, a former assistant secretary for policy in the U.S. Department of Energy, said, "What I really wish is that people would stop demonizing this fuel, because it makes it impossible to find sensible solutions in the middle".

He finds sensible ways to transform our eye.

Our politics will not be able to find sensible solutions unless we start asserting our rights as citizens.

He met with Republican leaders on Tuesday, calmly noted some "differences" on the budget, and named negotiators to find "sensible common ground".

But, even after she's grasped how it all fits together, she's still struck by how the life of the ocean, thoroughly unapologetic in its peculiarity, makes no concessions to what human beings find sensible.

Only the field of peace languishes outside this prize-giving pullulation, perhaps because it is so hard to find sensible candidates even for the existing award.Its own reward?That the Nobel prizes have managed to retain brand leadership in the face of all this competition is impressive.

Instead of the saber-rattling, America-hating tyrants often depicted on American television (especially Fox News, several of whose extreme fulminations are excerpted for comic effect), Mr. Stone finds sensible, plain-spoken men (and one woman, Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner).