Sentence examples for cannot sensibly be from inspiring English sources

The Fourth Amendment "cannot sensibly be read to mean that police shall be no more efficient in the 21st century than they were in the 18th," he wrote.

Equally a game as one-sided as this cannot sensibly be taken as an accurate barometer when their opponents were so utterly abject.

The success of Occupy London Stock Exchange cannot sensibly be judged in terms of whether we managed to trigger profound systemic change in just under five months.

And the judicial status of the most venal detainees, not least that of Mr Hussein, cannot sensibly be determined until the Iraqis have a revamped judicial system in place.

The ability to attack up to seven different locations, to hold one for 20 hours, and to attack the fortified compounds of the occupiers and local supporters cannot sensibly be read as a sign that the insurgency is losing ground.

'Mr Salmond's duty to promote the Scottish economy and Scottish jobs cannot sensibly be understood as requiring irrelevant submissions to be made to a quasi-judicial decision maker.' No comment from Salmond's office yet, but he was ultimately let off by Leveson, despite the criticism.

It cannot, however, sensibly be asked to serve two masters".

The new journal would then sensibly be known as the University of Chicago Law Review".

This could sensibly be made a compulsory minimum rest requirement.

Clothing has yet to turnaround and until it does, M&S cannot sensibly say it is in full recovery.

The riders are sensibly being cautious.