Sentence examples for he is sensibly from inspiring English sources

Investors will be glad to hear that when it comes to high-risk pursuits, however, he is sensibly cautious.

Khan goes down and stays down, making the most of the low blow (these things can hurt and he is sensibly avoiding anything silly at the last).

And yet Republicans are spurning the president's compromise offers to reduce that debt by trillions over the next decade because he is sensibly insisting that any deal include some increase in tax revenue.

Only then can the policy reviews which he is sensibly planning to launch – and which do not need to report for at least a year – make their most effective connection with the voting public.

He is sensibly trying to close Venezuela's partisan divide by promising to maintain and improve most of Mr Chávez's social programmes, while pledging to crack down on corruption and boost the economy by seeking the foreign investment the president has shunned.For all these reasons, Mr Capriles deserves to win, and he just might do so.

He was sensibly noncommittal, saying only: "Maybe – I'm not putting too much pressure on myself".

He's sensibly untroubled by Shelley's inconsistencies in revolutionary theory and Marxist analysis.

Rather than swim in the ocean — he was, sensibly, afraid of sharks — he quit.

Competition, previously held by a Dutch liberal, Neelie Kroes, goes to a Spanish socialist, Joaquín Almunia, but he was sensibly centrist as economics commissioner.

Wilson is a big man, six-four atd, at sixty years old, a bit fuller in the middle than he used to be, and he was sensibly dressed, in khaki shorts and a navy polo shirt.

He was sensibly sporting a baseball cap, and armed with water, although he cheerfully proclaimed: "According to the guidebook, you're never more than 15 minutes away from coffee and ice-cream when you walk the Mauerweg".