Sentence examples for perhaps sensible from inspiring English sources

And perhaps sensible solicitors will be less willing to seek them.

This limitation is perhaps sensible considering how tedious Portrait of the Artist gets when Stephen Dedalus goes to university.

The Super Bowl halftime show is the traditional (although not, perhaps, sensible) answer to a tricky question: How do you keep well-lubricated viewers in front of their televisions while the teams regroup in their locker rooms?

But the intimation that Comcast is trying to shift the election perhaps to dodge this specific bit of competition feels like perhaps sensible speculation, but speculation all the same.

Silence and erring on the side of caution are perhaps sensible band-aids for these companies, but they're also hardly laudable messages of intent regarding their support of women.

It is a defensible strategy, and perhaps a sensible one.

In 1961 Esquire declared the one-button suit "avant-garde, perhaps, but sensible".

A more parsimonious and perhaps more sensible social economy would arrange things differently.

Her spoken composition on Martine's death is perhaps more sensible and honest than any adult could be, but when Lazhar asks the principal (Danielle Proulx) if he may distribute it to the children's parents she flatly refuses.

Nitschke said Brayley was "a meticulous, ordered, killer who had planned his end in every detail", who felt the "police net closing in [and] took perhaps the sensible step of ending his life".

As it currently stands, though, this seems like an odd pitch to make to consumers, although perhaps more sensible than a smartphone with a 3D display you have to move your head around to navigate.