Sentence examples for not particularly sensible from inspiring English sources
For example, it's not particularly sensible to just look at the impact on men compared with women, as opposed to comparing low-income men with low-income women.
Much of it is not particularly sensible.
I've spent five years and more watching the inflationphobes, who weren't particularly sensible to begin with, descend into shrill unholy madness.
First of all, it's not a particularly sensible idea to solve the food security problem by cutting down rain forests or permanent grassland, which actually produces large amounts of greenhouse gas emissions, as a solution to getting more arable land.
"I was not in a particularly sensible place.
Sexual-harassment lawsuits are not obvious or straightforward or even particularly sensible solutions to the problem of men treating one another badly at work (or expecting other men to like their crude jokes), but they seem to be the solution we have hit upon.
"I don't think being tight is a particularly sensible thing with money," he told me.
Autopsies are not particularly risky, he said, if "you take the sensible standard precautions".
My desktop is not particularly tidy - those are just documents that haven't been put somewhere more sensible yet, or still need something doing with them.
If not particularly lighter.
