Sentence examples for not sensibly from inspiring English sources

Communities deliberately maintain these assets as collective property because they are not sensibly subdivided.

Faulkner rejects the accusation that pony owners on Dartmoor have not sensibly managed the pony population.

Then as now, that system could not sensibly be applied to wide areas of the country such as the south-west and large swaths of the north.

He said, "The mayor's main concern is that people who have lost loved ones be contacted quickly and sensitively," not "sensibly".

If a name had no descriptive content, one could not sensibly ask about the existence of its bearer, for one could then not understand what is expressed by a statement involving it.

They've placed a leg-gully in for Raina and he middles it over Bell's head in that very position, a shot that may have taken his head off had he not sensibly ducked.

We can't sensibly take it forward until the outcome of the Scottish court case.

"You really can't sensibly claim theistic belief is irrational without showing it isn't true," Mr. Plantinga said.

Whatever one thinks of it, including the inspired banality of its sex scenes, Kubrick's last movie can't sensibly be measured in Schnitzler's terms.

ABC in the UK has just split Saturday sales and weekday sales into two separate sets of statistics (and paved the way, one guesses, for day-by-day figures on print circulation, which can't sensibly be replicated for digital yet).

The pressures in all hospitals rise during weekends because people do not drink sensibly.