Sentence examples for be sensible of something from inspiring English sources
Binyon furnishes his prose with little gleaming antiquities: he uses the old English word 'rout' (for 'dance'; Pushkin used it, too), 'sensible' in the Austenesque way ('to be sensible of something'); refers to Pushkin being in 'a brown study' and suffering from 'the ague'; and mentions that Pushkin and his boisterous mates one night 'kicked up a terrible bobbery'.
Read a book, watch a movie, play a sport, make something, etc. but be sensible, and choose something that will cheer you up, instead of something that will make you feel worse.
The MAC also said that offering concessions on immigration to the EU could be sensible, because this would be "potentially something of value to offer in the negotiations", although it did not formally recommend this.
Be sensible with the use of hashtags.
The coordination part was along the lines of "you may want to say something and it would be sensible to coordinate that".
They should, of course, be sensible and vigilant.
"Second, be sensible about economics.
