Sentence examples for fairly sensible from inspiring English sources

At first, this sounds fairly sensible.

Belated honesty and a fairly sensible policy change.

For Boyd, literature itself is a fairly sensible enterprise.

His description of the Brotherhood's economic plans is straightforward and fairly sensible.

What might seem like paranoia in someone else, is probably fairly sensible avoidance in her case.

They're all fairly sensible and streetwise so we're not so much worried about his safety as about his finances.

An early letter in Maxwell's published correspondence with the short story writer Frank O'Connor, dated March 12 1948, gives voice to his gentlemanly method, and suggests what a sensitive editor he was: "I think that, in general, the editing and queries [concerning the short story "The Drunkard"] are fairly restrained, sensible and self-explanatory.

Which is why, I suppose, I can always play the now fairly ancient Sensible Soccer and love it like I did the first time.

And, worse, visitors all look sort of the same: generally white, fairly prosperous, sensible-shoe-wearing adults.

The theory can be complicated, but the applied implications are fairly transparent and sensible.

Mirroirs has more flux and Jeux d'Eau is relatively gentle, but it all feels fairly safe, measurable and sensible.