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"Those investments have turned out to be very sensible, and the fund at the center of the controversy is on track to return every dollar to taxpayers, and may well yield a profit," said Andrew Williams, a Treasury spokesman.

"Up until a week ago," Mr. Heymann said, "I would have put myself in the category of not agreeing with or approving everything they'd done, but thinking that some of the things they had done seemed to me to be very sensible, and other things they'd done were within the realm of debate".

She's very sensible, and composed and restrained and diplomatic and polite.

He was from the north and was very sensible and loving and instilled a groundedness in me.

She's very sensible and I think that's a good thing at this point in time".

It was halfway through the afternoon when Shirley Henderson, who was being very sensible and sitting quietly, said: "You might want to think about not drinking".

She said: "I think it shows that WI ladies are very sensible and resourceful, especially as one of our recent campaigns is entitled Love Food Hate Waste".

Still, Lily's reasoning was very sensible, and she was right that I was bored, I am often bored, and I felt a strange relief and, behind the relief, a faint sadness.

"We've all said and done things that can be misconstrued," says Swain. "But most staff are very sensible and pragmatic about using social media and we don't want to be too prescriptive".

Not in all cases of course: former student Sofie-Eliza Price says she had been very sensible and straight-laced at school: "I think my parents wanted me to take drugs at uni and be a bit rebellious".

In Green's experience, it is mainly patients who lead discussions about private care: "The vast majority of GPs are very sensible and do give choice but I'm never sure the private providers head up the list".