Sentence examples for can be sensible from inspiring English sources
And we can be sensible in what we ask for.
Economists agree that often structural projects can be sensible at time of recession.
On the other hand, we can be sensible and build a ramp.
"NO opera plot can be sensible," W. H. Auden wrote, "for people do not sing when they are feeling sensible".
When he is not burbling about clouds and crowds (and exhibiting this genre's peculiar pseudo-democratic resentment of "expertise"), Weinberger can be sensible and intelligent.
If they can handle this kind of fairness, they can probably be sensible, loyal and well-mannered employees.
How can this be sensible?
There is first a question of principle namely whether it can ever be sensible to release genetically modified organisms to achieve an end like this.
Irrespective of your position on the euro, further European integration, or the rapid reaction force, it can hardly be sensible, or helpful in convincing the public of the merits of the EU, to bring court cases against a greengrocer for selling a pound of bananas.
Hyletic sensualists assume that the content of our experience can only be sensible, and that whatever is non-sensible and intelligible must be ascribed to the form of our experience instead.
