Sentence examples for little sensible from inspiring English sources

But in all the to-and-fro over raising the debt ceiling, little sensible has been said about lowering spending in the long term.

For an American whose ideal of space exploration is the swaggering Apollo program, or the energetic prime of the Space Shuttle, the agency's more recent missions can look a little sensible and middle-aged.

The trouble with the simple lyric poems may just be their extraordinary simplicity, and faced with the renowned 'Über allen Gipfeln/ Ist Ruh,' Boyle just throws up his hands: 'There is little sensible that literary criticism can say about something so delicate and so matchless.' I'm sure this is right, and I'm not going to say anything sensible or otherwise right now.

In short, you would practice a little sensible self-care.

She scowled a little, with sensible embarrassment.

All of which sounds a little too sensible.

"We wanted to stop this and be a little more sensible.

A former associate of D'Antoni's referred to him "the world's greatest contrarian," a view that makes his decision to join the Knicks a little more sensible.

This year, their death knoll finally sounded – instead of tottering around on Alexander McQueen's Armadillo designs, fashion editors went for something a little more sensible.

And, again, the Obama Administration may have told the Times things that the paper still hasn't told its readers, which would make all of this seem a little more sensible than it does now.

One can only hope they are a little more sensible than those who spoke last week, but I somehow doubt it.