Sentence examples for more sensible but from inspiring English sources

Leaders make the world more sensible, but never sensible enough.

If you can't get Congress to change the laws, you can do nothing — or you can look for how to apply those laws in ways that are more sensible but within the letter and spirit of their text.

Personally, I think the latter is more sensible, but it clearly is a matter of taste.

Your task is not to improve the sentences or make them more sensible, but to paraphrase them, rewording each in a way that captures its meaning as accurately as possible.

In the cities, of course, you can get groceries for more sensible prices, but you have to pay rent, which most people don't in the Native villages in the bush.

Greater involvement by experts may make for more sensible rules, but it will not turn the system of public administration on its head.Aux armes, citoyensThe sad truth is that most citizens find government and politics rather boring and think they have better things to do with their time.

The sequester was intended to be so undesirable that policymakers would be forced to compromise and agree on more sensible options, but that did not happen.

This one may be more sensible than most, but that will hardly matter if ministers fail to follow through on it.

If the Taliban movement was national, independent and based on Afghan patriotic sentiments, such a jirga might be more sensible and productive, but it is undeniable that much of the violence in Afghanistan is caused by an exported insurgency – one that is created and sustained by Afghanistan's neighbour, Pakistan.

But more sensible solutions are possible.

That would be a mistake, but more sensible policies may be available.