Sentence examples for makes a sensible point from inspiring English sources

But Mr Hutton makes a sensible point about transparency.

Greenpeace's Doug Parr makes a sensible point that developing tidal stream generators also means that the technology can be much more readily replicated and exported.

Minoru Yanagida, the justice minister, was forced to step down on November 22nd for offence of having told a joke a rare thing in governing circles, it would seem that made a sensible point.

This necessitates and it makes a sensible conclusion that remediation of water should be at the source and the point of use.

With lionfish, it makes a sensible enough eradication strategy.

He makes a sensible vinaigrette and can roast fish.

Belgrade would make a sensible exit point, and JAT Airways (020 7629 2007; jatlondon.com) flies from Belgrade to Heathrow for £105 including taxes.

So even if Marie Antoinette said "Let them eat cake," she was making a very sensible point, not demonstrating her ignorance.

One common response is along the lines of "who on earth would want to watch other people play computer games?" Yet nobody seems to think this a sensible point to make against televised football or televised snooker, or chess columns in newspapers.

McQuarrie just wanted to make his point – usually, though not always, a sensible point.

This is a sensible point, and one espoused by many with progressive views around drug legislation.