Sentence examples for more sensible view from inspiring English sources

The Quakers take a more sensible view of silence; they accord it equal recognition with sound.

"Hong Kong is making a fool of itself while Moscow and Beijing have taken a more sensible view for something that does not concern their citizens," he said.

Lord Deben, who is chairman of the Committee on Climate Change, said those who condemn fracking as extremely damaging are taking a "nonsensical position" and called on environmentalists who take a more "sensible" view to disassociate themselves from these groups.

"I think a great deal should be done to get rich people to dig into their pockets and bail them out while we wait for a government to have a more sensible view about what great big opera houses need to keep them going.

On the other hand, most scientists and many conservatives in the administration and Congress take the more sensible view that these microscopic clumps of cells are not the same as a fetus and that research on them can bring major medical breakthroughs.

More sensible views prevail in the Senate, where the Judiciary Committee in early April crafted a compromise based on the McCain-Kennedy proposal.

But rather than seeing the race as a fight between Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside, it might be more sensible to view Mr. McCall as the favorite son of state politicians and Mr. Cuomo as a creature of the national party.

Outlandish concepts somehow seem more sensible when viewed through the bottom of a pint glass.

But it doesn't make Carswell's views any more sensible.

Friends tell me that at that time Aulaqi's views were far more sensible, with no hint of his later extremism.

In view of its effectiveness, it seems more sensible to work with a lower rotational speed.