Sentence examples for more sensible or from inspiring English sources
(The events in Paris are unlikely to make his ideas more sensible or kind).
And in our time Michael Jackson has notably failed to make the quest look any more sensible or dignified.
Look, to be a talented person doesn't make you more human, more sensible, or more sensitive.
My desktop is not particularly tidy - those are just documents that haven't been put somewhere more sensible yet, or still need something doing with them.
When it comes to this issue, one man or woman's better wage outcome or more sensible career structure is another man or woman's "unionism by stealth".
It is part of a culture of self-sacrifice akin to the idea of turning the other cheek, when actually it is sometimes much more sensible to duck or even hit back.
Luc Besson declined to sign an overheated petition on Polanski's behalf, proving himself to be more sensible than Martin Scorsese or Woody Allen (is it really a good idea for him to get involved in this one?), who did join in.
"Republicans can either be participants in how this country advances more sensible immigration policies or they can simply sit on the sidelines while the president does it with his 'phone and pen.'" Gutierrez said, picking up the president's shorthand for his promise to wield his executive power to take action without Congress.
Instead, it is more sensible to adapt or extend an existing molecular interaction data standard.
What could be simpler or more sensible than writing "burn this letter" at the bottom of a personal, confidential, amorous or libelous communication?
In contrast, sceptics and opponents whether brick-throwing anarchists or more sensible NGOs are increasingly forthright and effective.The perils of consensusLastly, the structure of the WTO itself is a handicap.
