Sentence examples for exactly sensible from inspiring English sources

He asked, rhetorically, "Is it really sensible or intelligent to pour oil on the fire?" Charbonnier, Charlie Hebdo's editor, sounds exactly sensible and intelligent when he says that the cartoons will only "shock those who will want to be shocked".

It's still better than calling Michael Eavis a cunt, but it's not exactly sensible.

He's just sensible.

Similarly, creating voting districts with populations that are approximately but not exactly equal seems sensible given that improving the partitioning could be computationally expensive.

The fact is that even those of us who know exactly what a sensible, restrained and healthy diet looks like still struggle to keep to one much of the time.

Gould, therefore, considers himself qualified not only to assess exactly what "a sensible God" (as against what? a silly God?) would or would not do, but also to know -- to know! -- just what path history must follow, exclusive of all other possibilities.

Anyway, in Moscow, with its snowdrifts and potholes, a Lamborghini is not exactly the most sensible form of transportation.

Because that's exactly what any sensible person — including, in this case, government civil servants — thinks of when they hear the term sharing economy.

But sensible does not exactly rule the day in sports.

It was a pointless admonition, Mr. Bergen adds, since "someone — it is still not clear exactly who — had taken the sensible precaution of turning off the electricity feeding the neighborhood, thus giving the SEALs a large advantage on that moonless night".

Using just the words he has written and the music of his voice, he fills the imagination of the audience with images of pathos and comedy, of fantasy and absurdity, that do not exactly cohere to create a sensible narrative — au contraire!