Sentence examples for being sensible in from inspiring English sources

Is the home secretary being sensible in protecting society from malevolent mischief-makers – or should we regard it as a defeat for the pluralism we cherish and Islamist fundies don't?

"Because of what has happened, they are probably being sensible in leaving things.

Even though there might be little sense in maintaining these boundaries, the SFDRR is being sensible in comforting those focused on climate change by assuring them that their power will not be challenged or removed.

Speaking only for myself, that was the moment I ceased to take the notion of John McCain being sensible in a crisis very seriously.

So we tried to be sensible: we gathered in our thousands to make the pragmatic case against being murdered as we sleep, even though being sensible in the face of the catastrophe has never done much good.

That would be sensible in our view.

The change in tone was sensible, in our view.

And we can be sensible in what we ask for.

The Cunningham certainly was sensible, in an imposing way.

"Many of the precautionary actions that we need to take would be sensible in any event.

Then you can check your workings are sensible in the second reading.