Sentence examples for never sensible from inspiring English sources

Leaders make the world more sensible, but never sensible enough.

The French writer and philosopher Voltaire, who was in London at the time of Newton's funeral, said that he "was never sensible to any passion, was not subject to the common frailties of mankind, nor had any commerce with women a circumstance which was assured me by the physician and surgeon who attended him in his last moments".

"I've never been sensible," he said shortly after it was published.

The charter of fundamental rights, which made up part two of the constitutional treaty, was never very sensible.

It was never a sensible life suggestion – it was more to highlight the excesses of London rent," he said.

But snubbing and threatening him is never a sensible course.Mr Jeffords's departure has robbed the Bush administration of its momentum.

Taking Lars von Trier seriously has never been sensible – he's a prankster who will do anything to get a reaction.

But Ukraine has almost never had sensible policies; it has profligate ones, and the investors who used to support that profligacy when Ukraine offered high interest rates and a stable currency are now nowhere to be seen.Time for the IMF, which has ample experience with this kind of balance-of-payments crisis.

The EU, she argues, "can never pursue sensible policies" towards this region because "the class which rules it" (that is, people like me) "cannot accept the reality of nationhood - for that would be to make nonsense of the European idea itself".

That is never a sensible thought as long as Kane is prowling and his equaliser came after Son, improvising to pirouette a flick across goal from Trippier's near-post corner, came up with an example of the quick thinking they had lacked.

Mr. Mehta's tempo felt broad but sensible, never ponderous.