Sentence examples for has spoken sensibly from inspiring English sources

Still, the former Scotland defender has spoken sensibly about the damaging self-interest that exists within the SPL.

Amid the cacophony, Mario Draghi, head of the European Central Bank, and Olli Rehn, the European economic commissioner, have spoken sensibly about the diagnosis, even if they have sometimes understated the need for surgery.

He told the Treasury committee that deputy governor Charlie Bean had spoken sensibly about this subject yesterday: Some members of the MPC have put more precise figures on the extent to which interest rates would be expected to rise over the three-year horizon.

And for what it's worth, Obama's spoken, sensibly and pleasingly about it.

She had a cloth applied to her forehead, but she seemed to be speaking sensibly to the thin young man who leaned over her.

He is speaking sensibly about one of the most important issues we face as a nation.

In fact in the film, and elsewhere, many voices (men included) speak sensibly about the wider causes of women's ill-treatment.

While Joe Biden spoke sensibly about life-and-death matters affecting billions, she smirked.

He would be known for years as the one who spoke sensibly about Latin America.

Speak sensibly: Being into media is a platform where you are responsible for the statements you make.

The production has also sensibly recruited professional snooker player John Astley, who pots dazzling shots to order.