Sentence examples for most sensible time from inspiring English sources

You can shop in Paris in August, but it is probably not the most sensible time to do so.

Sanding all through is a very hard and frustrating job as the Sandpaper gets clogged up with the paint in no time.The most sensible thing to do is soft sanding once you're done with the old paint.

The only molecular clock data on Heterobranchia [ 14] available prior to the present study suffers from unreliable calibration, which is considered as the most sensible and critical part of divergence time estimations [ 76].

That said, the middle of the festival is a very sensible time to come because most shows are about as good as they're going to get.

So, actually, marrying someone in swimwear on ITV morning TV is possibly the most sensible reaction to that in these modern times.

However, the most sensible measure is whether the plane lands on time; that is really the only important thing for a passenger.

Quite right, but not really news: most sensible UK economists have been saying this for some time [FT paywalled link].

Expressing milk is the most sensible thing you can possibly do with any amount of spare time, but for some inexpressible reason, you never fancy it.

If it has changed, then is reducing the age of consent the most sensible way to deal with it?" he told the Sunday Times.

Most of the time, the most creative ideas can lead to the most sensible outcomes, if you let yourself follow them.

"That would be a time when we can be more relaxed and make the most sensible decision for the future".