Sentence examples for not sensible enough from inspiring English sources

It was also brought forward that unawareness of AHC could be due to inadequate communication skills, for example, if staff was not sensible enough to read the patient's body language.

I think you should already be sensible enough not to drink and drive, or not to drive the day after.

Some countries (presumably those deemed sensible enough not to need any counsel) would take loans but no advice.

The good news is that parents appear to be sensible enough not to allow the results of a single study to interfere with their common sense: video games based on killing and related violence are not the best way for a vast majority of children to spend their time.

The previous minister, Matthew Hancock, used to talk passionately about how reforms to vocational education were intended to benefit the majority – and yet this announcement, which Hancock was sensible enough not to make, is clearly designed to benefit only the top 10% of young people.

Mr Farage once accused Mr Cameron of being "weak" and suggested he was not "grown up and sensible" enough.

She is sensible enough not to dream up any supposed pedophilia, but she does give us the same prickly, withdrawn, self-absorbed Rockwell that we get from Solomon.

But I also know that if she isn't, she'll be sensible enough to call and say 'I need you here.' My children are more important than any career".

That fear is not unreasonable, and the response sensible enough.

A sensible enough idea were it not for the fact that southern Thailand is grappling with terrorist troubles of its own.

I'm sure Liverpool are sensible enough to make this not a big issue and to listen to the fans.