Sentence examples for having common sensible from inspiring English sources
We can do this by opening up BBC production to the market and by having common, sensible, flexible terms of trade for all producers, independent or in-house.
They have common interests.
This brings us to our current predicament: we are unable to find a place in the world for the proper sensibles, which have been brutually (and metaphysically) severed from the common sensibles, even though color and extension seem intrinsically related.
The proper sensibles were contrasted with the common sensibles found in more than one modality.
If we'd been polluted by common sense we probably would have been sensible enough to go off and do something a bit more conventional.
There's something else these devices do not have in common with the iPod – sensible design and attractive features.
She has been sensible about gay marriage, she has been sensible about Serena Williams, and she has been sensible about teabags.
Five a day has some sensible defenders.
AGAIN, the fiscal commission has made sensible proposals.
