Sentence examples for he's sensible from inspiring English sources

Happily, the Walsh-era 49ers were covered by better writers than Harris, and he's sensible enough to quote them liberally (if anonymously) in some of his book's most memorable lines.

Smith has backed the forward to come back stronger from the injury, saying: "He's sensible and he understands that for those sort of injuries it's not career-ending anymore.

He's the peppy, relentlessly enthusiastic one, and you want to hate him, but beneath the Willy Wonka-meets-SpongeBob affect he's sensible and appears more than a little self-aware, and he says concrete things about the contestants' food that we can understand.

But he is sensible about such an admittedly speculative subject.

You are not asking Robbie Earle, because he is sensible.

And he is sensible, like Mr. Domingo, who brings his own pleasurable yet slightly unidiomatic sheen to the part.

He knows how to guide us, he has a lot of experience, he is sensible and knows what he is talking about".

He says he has "been struggling for motivation" since, but he is sensible enough to recognise that those feelings are shared by everyone who competed at the Games.

He was sensible, he wasn't as nervous - there was a lot of hype going into Cheltenham and that was a thorough test, this was a bit more relaxed".

"Kevin Mitchell is an opponent we are looking at and, providing he is sensible, maybe we could make that fight.

"If he was sensible about it, he might have (considered the likelihood of having little money to spend when taking over)," said Smith.