The phrase "a far more sensible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the sensibility of two or more options, indicating that one is significantly more reasonable than the others.
Example: "After considering all the proposals, I believe that option B is a far more sensible choice for our project."
Alternatives: "much more reasonable" or "significantly more rational".
A cat is a far more sensible pet.
This is a far more sensible approach than the one which Pratley advocates.
The House handled this mess somewhat better than the Senate, moving to the floor a far more sensible bill.
Finding a way to control health-care costs would be a far more sensible way to help America's workers than bashing China.
Fortunately, Nick Davies' beguiling account of his 30 years' cuckoo-watching on the East Anglian fens brings a far more sensible and revelatory approach to the subject.
(For a far more sensible take on Afghanistan, see the latest post from Steve Coll, who is about as optimistic about the Karzai government as he is about the Redskins).
A second, and far more sensible, set of ideas involves relying on China.
Suddenly it looks far more sensible to charter a boat for an annual holiday in the Med rather than own one outright.
He further wrote that his proposed practice of "bumping up the age be part of the localization process," besides helping to avoid "silly controversies like we've seen in Sweden," would have "the added benefit of narratives that are far more sensible — having Ayane as an accomplished ninja at sixteen just doesn't make much sense".
Far more sensible would be to introduce a simple, flat-rate basic minimum pension, set at or slightly above the pension credit level, which could take over from the existing provisions from at least age 75.
I also began to feel a tiny bit ridiculous trotting to shul every Saturday, in a way that I didn't feel going to church on a Sunday, even though I found the Jewish idea of one deity far more sensible than the Father, Son and Holy Ghost free-for-all.
