Sentence examples for especially sensible from inspiring English sources

Last season, when the show was set in Chicago, it was especially sensible.

He is especially sensible on the question of whether a British football team should compete at the 2012 Olympics.

It is especially sensible in Silicon Valley, where housing costs alone mean that even mediocre software engineers are several times more expensive than their equivalents in Bangalore.

It would be especially sensible for such countries as Italy and Portugal, which stopped growing long before the euro crisis: in effect, they are suffering the bust without ever having enjoyed the boom.Yet austerity is not about to end.

D.H.S. officials have pointed out repeatedly that bulk buying — whether ammunition, computers or stationery — is the norm for reasons of economy, and is especially sensible in the era of sequestration so zealously approved by Congress.

It has been hailed by some as an especially sensible recognition of the kind and degree of virtue appropriate to modern liberal politics and commercial society (Berry 1992; McCloskey 2006).

I think what I really meant was that I wanted to be someone who drank heavily; who didn't subscribe to society's conventions – especially the sensible and reasonable ones; who hung around with intense and troubled people prone to making grand statements and rash decisions; who lived in a freezing cold garret; who listened to depressing music and who was ill all of the time.

Everywhere he is eminently sensible, especially when he is making nonsense of our illusory certainties.

People have to be sensible, especially if they are with dogs.

We will always remember you as an especially loyal, loving, sensible, and courageous woman, wife, and mother.

She's so showily, insanely evil that you can't believe that anyone would be taken in by her fictions, especially a nice, sensible woman like Ms. Burstyn.