Sentence examples for fundamentally sensible from inspiring English sources
Similarly, eliminating Glass-Steagall was fundamentally sensible.
Both are familiar characters in Hollywood comedies, but the fundamentally sensible Tiffany is given a rare depth and pathos by Jennifer Lawrence.
Her cousin Margaret Rhodes described her as "a jolly little girl, but fundamentally sensible and well-behaved".
Later, reflecting Enlightenment thought, he would argue quite passionately that the growing child is fundamentally and naturally good, sensible, joyful and healthy.
Miller (1986), for example, argues that a discerning reader who is able to look beneath the surface of the text is in a position to recognize that Parmenides' criticisms are effective only on the wrong-headed supposition that forms are fundamentally similar to the sensible, material things that partake of them.
A sensible resolution of this debt crisis fundamentally requires reducing federal spending.
Whereas his enlightened, fundamentally impractical and otherworldly father came from a long line of Liberals, his sensible and down-to-earth mother was from a Conservative and orthodox Catholic background.
This may all seem sensible, but the value-based healthcare concept, as presently structured, is fundamentally flawed, not by what it seeks to achieve, but by what it does not even consider.
