Sentence examples for mostly sensible from inspiring English sources

The Greens' leader, Joschka Fischer, is serious and mostly sensible.

It speedily began a bold programme of deficit-reduction, from which it has deviated only in mostly sensible ways as the global economy has struggled.

The same day, Republicans released a collection of mostly sensible ideas such as passing free-trade agreements and clearing the patent office's backlog.

The mostly sensible proposals of Leveson himself are in danger of being drowned in a sea of misrepresentation, self-interest and low politics.

The philosophy there is that regions should focus on core strengths and home-grown businesses, rather than squabbling with their neighbours in an effort to win a new car plant.This is mostly sensible.

Since then her conciliatory tone, assured performance in televised debates and mostly sensible, middle-of-the-road policies have convinced voters she is not the radical her rivals were painting her to be.

But by and large, the regular commenters on any section are mostly reasonable people, happy to engage in sensible debate.

It has dropped a plan to broadcast only in French and will offer a second channel mostly in English a sensible compromise, albeit shocking to some government ministers.

She makes much of her speech to the UN women's conference in Beijing in 1995, but a president has to grapple with tougher problems than that.Mrs Clinton's foreign policies are mostly dull but sensible.

A computer was not on the cards (at least, a new one, as the family had an Amiga which mostly had a Sensible Soccer disc wedged into it).

As the privileged members of Western populations find their way back to diets of simple, wholesome foods, mostly plant, in sensible and often time-honored combinations, they wind up with far better health than everyone around them.