Sentence examples for a sensible question to from inspiring English sources

That seemed like a sensible question to try to answer this summer.

"DIM or devious?" may well be a sensible question to ask oneself of the builder peering thoughtfully about and scratching his head before producing a quote to repair the roof.

It is regarded as a sensible question to ask of any word in a language, "What does it mean?" This question, like many others about language, is easier to ask than to answer.

You might ask if this is a sensible question to ask a group that has given up on standing for election, partly due to the electorate's lack of interest in it.

Whether H. melpomene and H. cydno are mutually monophyletic is therefore no longer even a sensible question at the species level – the answer depends in which part of the genome we are interested.

Nevertheless, in a retrospective analysis trying to determine " the biologically sensible question to which MSTN is the answer" we did discover the smoking gun [ 1].

The sensible question to ask is: are the costs worth the benefits in reducing the risk of future crises?

Another put it more bluntly: "How is that even possible?" That was probably the most sensible question to ask.

12.15pm: Snap verdict: Miliband asked a sensible question (about being prepared to change tack), didn't get a reply, but didn't really manage to unsettle Cameron as effectively as he did last week.

As the founder of Get Lit, an organization dedicated to empowering youth by asking them to claim iconic poems and perform their own spoken word responses, it's a sensible question...and one I should be able to answer.

Then a thought occurred to her. "But Myrt, if it's only Bonnie, why would there be two ambulances?' A sensible question, as Mrs. Clare, an admirer of logic, though a curious interpreter of it, was driven to admit.