Sentence examples for make any sensible from inspiring English sources
From the outside and perhaps from the inside, too Citi's reporting system is too crude to make any sensible judgment.
This book should make any sensible person wary of attaching too much value to IQ tests (there's some glorious stuff on the quixotic allotment of IQ ratings) and should make anybody very suspicious of statements about "group IQ" or the presumption that some races are innately more clever than others.
For no other condition were there sufficient numbers of trials, patients and doses to make any sensible comparison.
And the takeover of half our political spectrum by the 0.01 percent is, I'd argue, also responsible for the degradation of our economic discourse, which has made any sensible discussion of what we should be doing impossible.
This wouldn't be a problem if we were able to have a proper public debate on drugs, but the right-wing press has made any sensible discussion of drug policy impossible.
Given that the warping of spacetime is gravity, all hope of making any sensible predictions is lost.
Are you having to make any key gameplay changes to Sensible Soccer?
Before you make any rash decisions, consider the sensible alternative to raising a living thing: designing and owning a LivingSculpture.
This section tries to make a sensible link between these two key concepts.
You could name it after yourself or make a sensible name for it.
