Sentence examples for is sensible that from inspiring English sources
If you assume that Earth was created as home for creatures made in God's image, it is sensible that the universe would revolve around that place.
Building societies meet on a regular basis, and it is sensible that the eight societies targeted would want to get together and discuss common issues".
It is sensible that those affected by a particular crime – in Mrs Fergus's case the most heinous of crimes – should be allowed to air their views on how the crime impacted upon their lives.
"I think it is sensible that M&S has held off until now because the major grocery retailers have found the economics of home delivery to be very costly," he said.
[I]t is sensible that a particular unauthorized use should be considered "more fair" when there is no ready market or means to pay for the use, while such an unauthorized use should be considered "less fair" when there is a ready market or means to pay for the use.
"Given the delay in triggering article 50 and the prime minister's decision to hand over to a successor, it is sensible that decisions on what that action should consist of should wait for the OBR to assess the economy in the autumn, and for the new prime minister to be in place".
That would not be clever; that would not be sensible; that would not be helpful.
"That would not be clever, that would not be sensible, that would not be helpful," said Lawson.
"Though that's less than the £800 raise previously forecast, it's sensible that the size of the rise adjusts in line with wages of typical workers.
But, on the other side, Leonidas was now more than ever averse, being sensible that he and his friends would be obliged to contribute with their riches, and yet all the honour and obligation would redound to Agis.
