Sentence examples for most sensible responses from inspiring English sources

But this is a new House — one in which, sadly, antiregulatory fervor trumps even the most sensible responses to one of the nation's worst environmental disasters.

To which the most sensible response is sadly: prepare for just this sort of disappointment.

Or no sauce at all?", the most sensible response is probably "no sauce at all".

The most sensible response for Washington would be to begin thinking more seriously about taking out an insurance policy on the recovery.

He was reluctant to leave his home and his garden, but his children had grown up and left and he couldn't see how he was going to be able to meet the new weekly payment out of £89-a-week incapacity benefit, so he concluded downsizing was the most sensible response.

Perhaps the guilty pleasure as we know it today, with all of its nudging and winking about the old notions of cultural hierarchy, of obsessions between "high" and "low," was made possible by old cultural warriors like Bloom and Bill Bennett; their language was so overwrought, so full of swivet and distress, that irony might have seemed the most sensible response.

Indeed, that removing their contribution is the most sensible response to its behaviour.

The most sensible response may be simply to bite the bullet and, in effect, acknowledge that Crusoe has special reason to avoid the sharks.

We need to differentiate between these two concepts — and once we do, most of us can offer sensible responses.

The response from most sensible people is that foetuses are not persons, whatever they turn out to be.

The combination of an optimal structural matrix, infusion of pleuripotent cells, and gene-modified tissue engineering to activate an appropriate healing response appears most sensible.