Sentence examples for particularly sensible from inspiring English sources

"I was not in a particularly sensible place.

More flex-fuel vehicles, which can take up to 85% ethanol blended with petrol, would be 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.

While Dick disproves myths that OAPs are timid, obsessed with propriety or even particularly sensible, John provokes all sorts of patronising aww-ing.

The LibDems' determination to become a party offering tax cuts to ordinary families also looks particularly sensible in the light of more recent events.

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.

It's not because I'm particularly special, sensible or intelligent, quite the contrary, I'm just an ordinary human being.

Mr Obama's spending priorities are also quite sensible, particularly in terms of trying to find more money for infrastructure.

Thus, China should be particularly careful and sensible, and should prove to the world that it will be a responsible and respectful great nation.

Given the exorbitant costs of both weddings and divorces in America, living "in sin" seems increasingly sensible, particularly for the many youngsters who are now drowning in college debt.But while a larger proportion of Americans are shying away from saying "I do", those that have done it before remain keen to do it again.

Instead, he thinks to save businesses £350m by scotching any regulation they can, between them, think of – starting with the last government's incipient measures on equality, as well as health and safety legislation, paternity leave … you name it, if it sounds sensible, particularly if it sounds like something they might do in Scandinavia, then we can no longer afford it.