Sentence examples for it is sensible of from inspiring English sources

That is why it is sensible of President Obama to take his time to assess options.

OP No … people have been asking me: 'Do you think it is sensible?' Of course it is sensible because it will put people's minds at rest.

We would not try to argue that it is sensible of human beings to continue living in a big city in the atomic age, but we are fairly sure of one thing: the lead cellar indicates that if fear is part of a person' baggage...he carries his own bomb wit h him... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Larissa MacFarquhar By David Remnick.

We would not try to argue that it is sensible of human beings to continue living in a big city in the atomic age, but we are fairly sure of one thing: the lead cellar indicates that if fear is part of a person' baggage...he carries his own bomb wit h him... View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy.

That is why it was sensible of the government to develop the concept of catchment management.

So it was sensible of the director Stephen Frears and the screenwriter Shawn Slovo to mix original newsreel footage with newly shot material when putting together their film Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight, which they presented to an audience at the British Film Institute on Tuesday night.

Stewart Wingate, the CEO of Gatwick Airport, said it is sensible to spread more of the flights across London's airports so that the city can be a leading aviation hub.

Venezuela provides the clearest evidence of these ills.Given the risk of price volatility and depletion, it is sensible to save some of the bonanza from commodities for a rainy day.

Although I understand Titus' consistency of having all git committers as authors, I think it is sensible to make a distinction of substantial/scientific changes, of which the vast majority of the authors are.

Fourth, if it is sensible to discuss the merits of the FIA without taking account of the 'all other things being equal' argument.

Supporters say it is sensible to avoid the chaos of 1999, when 48 parties fielded candidates.