Sentence examples for be really sensible from inspiring English sources

"I think there's party after party after party all week, but I'm going to have to be really sensible and go home and rest my voice," she told the BBC before she left for Copenhagen.

It is therefore not surprising that some people start asking questions about whether the current arrangements are really sensible.

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Addressing the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe, which oversees the court, David Cameron said it was "not surprising that some people start asking questions about whether the current arrangements are really sensible".

When our power industry is unable to perform its most basic mission of supplying safe, affordable and reliable power, we need to ask whether it is really sensible to run the 21st century by using an antiquated and vulnerable system of copper wires and wooden poles.

I think that's really sensible.

"Once the Olympics start I think people again will start thinking about getting Paralympics tickets but those who have bought early have been really sensible because I think it will get more difficult to get tickets the nearer you get to the Games".

I have no idea how much of this is really sensible.

But what most governments want is really quite sensible: for the UK to recognise those ways in which it is European.

"I don't know why they would follow a policy that's really not sensible, is obviously going to ignite the ire of millions of people, and we've done exactly what we can do to prevent this kind of thing from happening again.

"He stepped in and berated them, got them to reduce the bonuses following every legal means he has to do this," Mr. Goolsbee said on "Fox News Sunday". "I don't know why they would follow a policy that's really not sensible, is obviously going to ignite the ire of millions of people, and we've done exactly what we can do to prevent this kind of thing from happening again.