Sentence examples for no more sensible from inspiring English sources

No more sensible day-into-evening looks.

It's one plenty of other people see as no more sensible than repeatedly stubbing your toes.

A rebellion over an amended form of self-employment would be no more sensible than a war about which end of a boiled egg should be cracked open.

Jethro Tull The Broadsword and the Beast (1982) No more sensible than you'd expect from a band fronted by a flute-playing man in a codpiece.

But it is no more sensible to put Latin on the curriculum of the less academically able than it is to put Mandarin Chinese or quantum physics there.

It is no more sensible to support an idea because we used to believe in it than it is to argue (pace Peter Mandelson in The Blair Revolution) that nothing that we used to believe in can possibly be right.

Things did not get any more sensible on foreign policy.

A lockout is threatened for next season by all those testy owners who desire a guaranteed return on their investment, which, of course, is no more than any sensible person would wish for his money.

He writes: Brief - no more than five recommendations; sensible, achievable, recognisable, inspiring, motivating ideas that can be recognised by everyone and shared with every patient, user, carer and friend.

Charles Napier, a naval commander who fought under Pedro's banner in the 1830s, remarked that "his good qualities were his own; his bad owing to want of education; and no man was more sensible of that defect than himself".

But the proper sensibles can no more exist in the brain than in any other kind of matter.