Graham Stuart, the former education committee chair who led a chorus of unhappy Tory MPs to broach the education secretary, said the decision was sensible and praised Morgan "for working closely with colleagues".
But, as I say, these decisions are sensible because it would be too annoying for a non-Russian audience who would be sitting at home thinking: "Hang on, he is Niki-something.
If there are clear signs of economic confidence declining or growth stalling, it should respond not by easing the spending cuts Mr Osborne outlined, but by deferring some of the tax rises the government is also planning.Many of the government's specific decisions are sensible too.
It may be that all these decisions were sensible and ultimately promote the public interest within America and abroad.
While irrational to others, these decisions are sensible from the perspective of the participants and at the time were part of their way of coping with life.
I suspect he'd gently applaud this week's decision, which is sensible and puts the protection of the land before the convenience of its explorers.
"Given the delay in triggering article 50 and the prime minister's decision to hand over to a successor, it is sensible that decisions on what that action should consist of should wait for the OBR to assess the economy in the autumn, and for the new prime minister to be in place".
In theory, trying to address these pressures by sifting out incorrect decisions before they go to court is sensible.
Getting to your question of morality, for example, science provides the basis for moral decisions, which are sensible only if they are based on reason, which is itself based on empirical evidence.
Wilders's lawyer Geert-Jan Knoops said his client's decision was "not sensible", but consistent with his view of the proceedings against him.
