Sentence examples for has been sensibly from inspiring English sources

The Secretary's resignation has been sensibly demanded by the Times and The Economist, but not by the Commander-in-Chief.

And all the while, the ongoing thread of sorcery-as-civil-rights-issue has been sensibly, but knowingly underplayed.

This edition has the feel of an autobiography, and it has been sensibly divided into subsections that give a shape to the life.

But its introduction has been sensibly stretched over two parliaments (this compromise being due to George Osborne, not Cameron, but these two are birds of a feather when it comes to the art of governing).

A spokesman for the supporters' trust said: "This is excellent news for the club and its supporters and again illustrates the way that the club has been sensibly managed in recent years.

In his October 29th hurricane-update speech at Brooklyn's Office of Emergency Management Headquarters, Bloomberg noted that "some things have been sensibly closed," including public parks, which would remain off-limits "until further notice".

This could be a post where ministers want to tempt a businessperson into government, but so far such candidates have been (sensibly) reluctant to step straight into high-profile departmental head roles.

Most of my adult life, I have been sensibly listening to the good little girl inside me.

Sunstein is by any fair account the most prominent, versatile and influential left-of-center legal academic in the U.S. His nomination has been supported, sensibly enough, by The Wall Street Journal, which also sees him correctly as one of the more conservative players in the Obama administration.

Steven's rehabilitation has been very carefully and sensibly managed by Liverpool's medical team, while Dalglish is able to look at the bigger picture because Liverpool's squad is so much stronger these days.

He has insisted, sensibly, that Woods has been an idol to emulate, not to consider a peer.