Sentence examples for a sensible soul from inspiring English sources

Parker, who despite the six-inch flip-flop comment seems a sensible soul, finds it bewildering.

Other women he reported meeting included "a charming widow," "a most pleasant companion," "a young English damsel," "a very delightful person" and "a sensible soul, also by no means ugly".

Barbara Zinn Krieger, who wrote the script, has transformed Wanda's Granny — the only adult who acknowledges the truth of Wanda's perception — from a sensible soul into a kick-out-the-jams rocker.

He's a sensible person. . .

He is a sensible individual.

Nigel, like myself and many other sensible souls, clearly finds "other people" a necessary bind and is actually very content in his very white house with no furniture or clutter, where it's never entirely clear if he's moved in yet or not.

Yes, say the ECB's sensible souls: the currency is undervalued, and they worry about the effect of its weakness on the euro zone's inflation rate.

These sensible souls take such pride in their refusal to stray from the straight and narrow that they are utterly thrown off balance when their luck takes a precipitous turn for the worse.

For those sensible souls not following the saga as closely as I am: the Southern restaurant chain became the first major retailer to pull some Duck Dynasty products off its shelves on Saturday in response to cast member Robertson's now-notorious anti-gay GQ interview.

The very same, sensible souls among us who know to step away from our credit cards when confronted with pitches for get-rich-quick schemes, reach for them instead when the equally specious "get-thin-quick" pitch comes along.

Following on the heels of these bodily changes is a sensible "emotion" of the soul as it feels itself moved by the unexpected flow of spirits.