Sentence examples for more sensible of from inspiring English sources

Iris is the older and more sensible of the two sisters; Laura the more alluring and ungraspable.

My mom and dad stayed together – now, it might have been more sensible of them if they had got divorced, but anyway!

It would have been far more sensible, of course, to make the head coach reapply for his own job in the same week that he is trying to prepare his team for the World Cup Final.

Now that Syncapse offers them all, it's a lot more sensible of a purchase, especially considering the increasing focus on big data analytics as a critical component to business success.

Rita was the more sensible of the two and she kept the whole show on the road.

Charles Napier, a naval commander who fought under Pedro's banner in the 1830s, remarked that "his good qualities were his own; his bad owing to want of education; and no man was more sensible of that defect than himself".

But it is possible to advance some of the more sensible goals of Europe's agriculture policy, like land conservation and environmentalism, without losing touch with reality.

It also encouraged the idea that Kelly might be the voice of a more sensible wing of the right, but it's not clear that there is any such thing, or not in any coherent form.

Such an approach can lead to a decrease in the total number of permutations, and thus computational time (or at least to a more sensible division of the total number of permutations), while producing more accurate P-value estimates.

As tears rolled down Nasri's face, Yanga-Mbiwa was merely booked but almost immediately found himself replaced by Massaido Haïdara in one of Pardew's more sensible moves of the afternoon.

Notes and observations There was a moment of pure slapstick in Jessa's "male ban", which of course sounded like the more sensible sanction of a "mail ban".