Sentence examples for That's sensible from inspiring English sources

"There is clearly much in the government's proposals that's sensible," he said later.

They'll say, 'Yes, that's sensible.

To a point, that's sensible.

I mean, they're going to send me something that's sensible.

In the first half -- before a series of mellowed-out, antihistrionic love songs -- she formulates a persona that's sensible, principled and blunt.

"The philosophical question that's sensible to ask is 'what came before the Big Bang?'; and what they're striving for here is to do away with that 'there's nothing before' answer by making it cyclical".

"Aunt Emily" is a concours judge's term to describe huge, stately conveyances that are sensible rather than sexy.

To advisers, that was sensible.

Who says that being sensible is a sign of quality?

The trouble is that being sensible about crime, especially in public, rarely does politicians any good.

HOW do you devise a health-care plan that is sensible and centrist, yet also stands out from the rest?