Sentence examples for kind sensible from inspiring English sources

She was beautiful, kind, sensible and clever, and I was deeply in love.

Like most kind, sensible people - no, not you odd posh male "royal experts" yaddering about lineage, expectation, duty and protocol – nor you "grinning goon from Corals with your baby name betting stakes updates printed on big wobbly piece of cardboard" – I had no great intrusive fascination in the dilating state of affairs between the Duchess of Cambridge's legs.

But like Chuck Hagel who tried to stand for a kinder, sensible, bigger tent conservatism, Mehlman and his fellow travelers in the GOP may find themselves soon joining Christine Todd Whitman, Lawrence Wilkerson, Susan Eisenhower, Lincoln Chafee, Colin Powell, and Rita Hauser in the camp of the Republicans exiled or pushed to the fringe of the party they worked hard to build.

Teaching has never really had the kind of sensible evaluation system that business takes for granted.

"Trabajo?" he said, hoping the word would inspire some kind of sensible cognition.

But this is the kind of sensible planning and long-term commitment that will help build stability and bring more investment.

Also, an uncomfortable thing had happened recently in relation to her piano teacher, who was kind and sensible, with a bosom that quivered in stretch polo-necks.

Who began the movement to prevent the kind of sensible tax increases we need to pay for the government services we want?

In a sense, Mr. Clyburn's neutrality to this point in the Democratic race has marked a kind of sensible center in a potentially divisive campaign.

"The National Rifle Association opposes the kind of sensible gun control legislation that would save lives and prevent tragedy's like yesterday's school shooting in Michigan," Mr. Wolfson wrote.

In her right hand she carries a pair of white low-heeled pumps, the kind a sensible bride might choose for her walk down the aisle.