Sentence examples for is rather sensible from inspiring English sources

Theoretical judgment is in turn divided into that which is distinct and that which is rather sensible, and the "ability to judge sensibly is taste in the broad," that is, aesthetic sense.

As drunk purchases go, this is rather sensible, admirable even.

The bill would require adherence to a community's plans for growth management, land use, traffic management, and environmental protection, all of which is rather sensible and, one would think, noncontroversial.

Then he goes and turns out to be rather sensible.

And the two relative youngsters who have made it into the cabinet also seem to be rather sensible sorts although traces of Mr Schröder's flashy side are visible in Sigmar Gabriel, the former premier of Lower Saxony and future environment minister.The CDU, for its part, is still hurting from the reign of Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who left his party politically drained.

In some ways, children's literature is rather more sensible than advertising for grown-ups: witness the English title of a popular Japanese children's book, with the frank life lesson that "Everybody Poos".

Suddenly, Zimbabwe's decision to bowl first is looking rather sensible.

As he owns all the copyright to the pictures he took of her, this is probably rather sensible.

If only we could really peek into the secret world of Phil Collins – Rock'n'Roll Casualty … You are perceived as being rather more of a sensible chunky sweater than a gold lamé sweatsuit with a giant scarlet codpiece?

However the measurements are rather delicate and very sensible to the specific specimen one is dealing with.

All the act does is advise UK courts to take Strasbourg jurisprudence into account – rather sensible, it might be thought, since people who lose out here can take cases to Strasbourg (and would, of course still be able to after this "reform").