Sentence examples for a sort of sensible from inspiring English sources
Carrying the ball for the immobile Toler, he does much of the work of clue gathering as a sort of sensible older brother to the impulsive youngster played by Victor Sen Yung (identified as Chan's No. 2 Son Jimmy in his first three Monogram appearances, mysteriously renamed Tommy and demoted to No. 3 in the last five).
A sort of sensible older brother to the Aleph (the two are owned by the same company), the EXEDRA is a bastion of plush, classical design in a neoclassical building with Roman arches and columns and a glamorous rooftop pool (but with Adam D. Tihany let loose to create a sharp, modern design in the restaurant and wine bar).
The Brexit vote; Trump's election in the US; the return of socialism to mainstream left-wing discourse at the recent general election; this context means that, to some, centrist views might seem to be a sort of sensible middle way between two extremes, but they are completely delusional.
It's a sort of sensible-shoes liberalism.
"The technology out there is dangerous and it's outpaced any sort of sensible regulation," she says.
But in the contemporary political scene, the Democratic Party has shifted so far to the right, and is so afraid of losing white voters, that none of the major figures of the Democratic Party are willing to talk about racism in any sort of sensible way.
However, Price does not treat pains as sense-data on their own, but rather as "outstanding parts of a sense-datum (namely, of the total somatic one) which display a particularly striking sort of sensible qualities" (p. 232).
Argentina, in contrast, cannot even keep honest inflation statistics, and has a nasty habit of nationalising foreign companies.Following a disappointing B20 last year in Cannes, when the politicians lectured the bosses but did not listen, Mr Ramírez has been doing all sorts of sensible things to make the B20 seem more than just a club of rich grumblers.
