Sentence examples for clear sensible from inspiring English sources

But not much clear, sensible or humane thinking amid the murk.

The many attempts to argue otherwise, says Mr Garton Ash refreshingly, come from authors seeking to grab attention in a crowded market by provocative simplifications and distortions.Such distortions are Mr Garton Ash's main target in this clear, sensible and well-written book.

Work release then represents a clear, sensible opportunity for New York State to address two challenges to successful reentry.

TSCA reform should give industry "a clear, sensible, transparent regulatory process," he says.

It's a question of crossing your fingers and hoping that they've written something clear and sensible.

"The amendment adopted by the House of Lords provides a clear and sensible mechanism to deal with illegal websites," he said.

There is a considerable body of people just now who are asking for some kind of clear and sensible engagement to be evidently disclosed in contemporary plays.

Stokes had clear and sensible ideas about the cars required, not overly cheap but "small, comfortable, fairly sophisticated, and capable of doing a lot of miles to a gallon of petrol".

In response, the BPI said that the amendment a "clear and sensible" way to deal with illegal downloading – but not that it had been the source of the draft version.

Responding to the letter, the chief executive of UK music industry body the BPI, Geoff Taylor, said that the amendment provided a "clear and sensible" way of dealing with illegal downloading.

When we were young, and a man called Mathewson was working for the Giants, a curve-ball pitcher threw "ins" and "outs" clear and sensible descriptions of what the ball did when it got to the batter.