Sentence examples for bring sensible from inspiring English sources

"It's possible to bring sensible and meaningful reform to the court without weakening human rights, giving up on the convention or undermining decent standards across Europe".

If mainstream parties begin to treat new members with respect and support, they will bring sensible solutions to problems facing the young, elderly, sick, disgruntled and fearful.

To bring sensible solutions.

Maurizio Cattelan, the Italian artist whose pieces have brought staggering prices at auction over the last year, had two works for sale last night, and both brought sensible prices.

Always bring a sensible shopping list, and STICK TO IT!

A little kooky, sure, but Picardie brings a sensible skepticism and a wry irony to the crystal balls and paranormals.

Cuban-Americans are by no means the only ethnic group to have compelled such subservience, but their success in bringing otherwise sensible politicians to heel has been remarkable.

Roy will have a good few years to impose some sort of coherent plan, ideally cribbing everything he can out out of Jogi Low's secret notebook, amalgamating the P League FA and Football League into on non-profit driven body, imposing a proper academy structure, reducing ticket prices, bringing back sensible terraces, outlawing billionaire cash-overload and banning tattoo-sleeves.

"I brought a sensible black suitcase," she said.

Tourism can certainly help the people of Myanmar because it brings a sensible additional income.

It's too bad we can't bring back those sensible views.