Sentence examples for more sensible because from inspiring English sources

On Lennon, Villas Boas added: "We had to be much more sensible because he won't be able to make it.

Maybe a bit more sensible because they haven't had to go through the rebellion I had to, but how can you rebel against somebody who's the ultimate in rebellion, you know what I mean?

Pessimism is more sensible, I feel, because you don't get nasty surprises.

The old rotation rate suggested that most winds blew only one way, whereas the new number means about half of the winds blow east and the other half blow west, "which seems a little more sensible," Ingersoll says, because it's the same pattern Jupiter has.

One thing about cravats though is that they make much more sensible gifts on tour because they pack flat.

It has been shown that physical performance and muscle strength measures are able to identify more limitations in physical functioning than self-reported or subjective measures[ 12, 13], and may be more useful for longitudinal evaluations because more sensible to changes[ 14].

It is no more sensible to support an idea because we used to believe in it than it is to argue (pace Peter Mandelson in The Blair Revolution) that nothing that we used to believe in can possibly be right.

It's not just politicians who thrive or flounder on the basis of their verbal dexterity, but in other disciplines it is less of a barrier to success, because elsewhere more sensible criteria are applied when assessing competence.

If Turkey wants more influence in both the EU and the Middle East, it should end this legal anomaly.An effective asylum regime must be part of a more sensible immigration policy, not least because an ageing Europe will in future need more foreign workers.

Rather than risk a turnover under your own posts it's been more sensible to boot the ball away because we know it works.

"Maybe that's because it is more sensible music, more naïve.