Sentence examples for how many sensible from inspiring English sources

You'd be surprised by how many sensible people are so blinded by thoughts of snapping up a bargain that they make an expensive mistake.

("December 6" is published in Britain as "Tokyo Station", which seems sensible. How many British readers are likely to remember that December 6th 1941 was the day before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbour?) Harry feels as Japanese as he does American, which endears him to neither side.

He said he wanted to see a "sensible plan" put in place, and a "sensible calculation" of how many houses Tewkesbury would need.

It was a test of how many different voices could make a sensible contribution to a debate about who should govern Britain, and how.

To gain insight into the validity of our approach, it is therefore sensible to calculate how many Her1 and Her7 molecules are typically present in the nucleus in our simulations.

Most people are fair and sensible but in a frenetic world how many have the time to stop and differentiate?

The trouble is, how many of us actually remember to do anything as sensible and structured as that until it's job-application crunch time?

They imposed sensible regulations as to who could fell how many trees and how much they should pay for the privilege.

I've been struck by how many young career women today eschew the boxy suits and sensible heels of their female bosses for fitted dresses, high heels, and low necklines.

Highly sober, sensible teenagers with long memories for news events — and how many of those do you know?

But even as he begins to grasp how many women will happily go to bed with him, Nate is too sensible to not be wary of entanglements.