At secondary school I was lucky enough to get one sensible bit of sex advice from a biology teacher who said: "Girls, sex is fun.
If he can gather together the sensible bits of opposition, he should have more than the two-thirds majority needed to change the constitution and elect a head of state.Mr Dzurinda particularly wants to push Slovakia back up to the front half of the queue to join the EU and NATO, which have spurned the country under Mr Meciar.
Updike, in the more sensible bits of his critique, compared this to Portnoy's Complaint, but it also had roots in The Adventures of Augie March and – as the author herself liked to point out – in the picaresque novels of the 18th century.
Countries from Brazil to Vietnam have shown that, given the right technology, sensible policies and a bit of luck, they can transform themselves from basket cases to bread baskets.
Not believing in God has always seemed perfectly sensible to me, but also a bit of a tedious thing to discuss.
Really, the decision is a bit of a game-changer for the other bidders because, with Ticketus in place, few, if any, of them would have put forward a sensible bid because of the loss of the season-ticket revenue.
Presenting Salem in a different context turned out to be a bit of a revelation, at least for the 100 or so people in the space, including Liv Tyler, in sensible flats, who nudged up against Terence Koh, not in sensible flats.
A "sensible" account of the Games.
"That's a sensible division of labour," he added.
