Sentence examples for overly sensible from inspiring English sources
If a handbag is overly sensible, you will never really love it, not in the pupil-dilating sense.
NEW YORK -- If elected president, Mitt Romney would reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, sell 200,000 vacant foreclosed homes owned by the government and promote "sensible, not overly complex" financial regulation that gets credit flowing again.
While I like to say I'm atheist just to be defiant in the face of an overly religious civilization, like any sensible person, I honestly don't know what exists beyond me and the material universe I live in.
They should be sensible and not overly prohibitive by imposing numerous unilateral restrictions on experts of academia or industry.
In practice, it has always preferred the labyrinthine, secretive, top-down, arcane, overly complex, lobbyist-favored solution over the straightforward, sensible, elegant, apparent one.
Stokes had clear and sensible ideas about the cars required, not overly cheap but "small, comfortable, fairly sophisticated, and capable of doing a lot of miles to a gallon of petrol".
Although this may seem sensible in the developed world, it might be viewed with suspicion and as overly bureaucratic in traditional communities where signing is something not usually done even by adults.
