Sentence examples for exclusively sensible from inspiring English sources

While several reports of Democritus' view, apparently direct quotations, mention exclusively sensible qualities as being unreal, a report of Plutarch includes in the list of things that exist only by convention the notion of 'combination' or sunkrisis.

This seems entirely sensible.

This is entirely sensible.

In another exhibition, called "Men in Skirts," he demonstrated that the Western world was unique in restricting such a sensible garment almost exclusively to women.

At first sight, the Conservative proposal that only MPs with constituencies in England should be permitted to vote on exclusively English laws seems fair and sensible.

A more sensible policy would be based exclusively on gas taxes: they directly confront motorists with increased costs of driving, which not only has an immediate influence in reducing mileage, but also encourages the purchase of more efficient cars.

He enjoyed society that was unpretentious and conversation that was genial and sensible but not too intellectualized or exclusively literary.

In addition, most of them investigated sleep function exclusively, failing to take into account the other sensible areas involved in biological rhythms (Gruber et al. 2009; Sylvia et al. 2012).

"We favour a reasonable and sensible adjustment for Spain rather than focusing exclusively and excessively on deficit reduction," she told Spain's Expansion newspaper.

For instance: Doctors in the UK who were born in Zambia and Zimbabwe, but who trained in South Africa, would contribute exclusively to the South African 'brain drain' – a classification that might be sensible for some research questions, but not others.

Even if we agree — and many sensible people don't — that people should have the right to exclusively exploit their own inventions, how long should that right last?