Sentence examples for ideas sensible from inspiring English sources

Contra more realistic interpretations of Berkeley's ideas (sensible objects) proffered by Luce 1963 and Atherton 1990.

Such ideas are sensible.

Many of his ideas are sensible.

Neither of these ideas, while sensible enough in itself, is remotely radical enough for Republicans' tastes.

(The events in Paris are unlikely to make his ideas more sensible or kind).

The odd political jibe aside, many of the ideas are sensible.

Mr. King replied that the ideas "seem sensible," and he agreed to pass them on to the British Bankers Associationn.

Some of his ideas are sensible enough – the pledge to ensure all primary schools offer after-hours care, for example.

It argues that such investments, for things like trans-national electricity grids and pipelines, would not take place if left to member-states.These ideas are sensible.

Whether the ideas are sensible solutions now, or radical visions of the next generation of infrastructure, now is the time to share them.

On the face of it, the idea appears sensible.