Sentence examples for politically sensible from inspiring English sources
The parliamentary summer recess isn't just for boring yet politically sensible trips to Cornwall – it is when male political figures allow tension to dissipate so massively that it physically emerges from their faces as hair.
This does not strike me as socially or politically sensible.
The white firms offered their equity at a discount, because they thought that having black shareholders was politically sensible.
"I think that everyone who is politically sensible will want that, too," she said during a news conference in Berlin.
The noises from the EU on this are pessimistic, but it would be a politically sensible move.
"It's a question of how they decide to word it so that everyone comes out looking politically sensible.
Liberal, sensible, politically aware; he was distressed.
The former Prime Minister, who was born and educated in Scotland, said a vote for independence "would not be sensible, politically, economically or even emotionally", as he spoke at a security conference in Kiev on Saturday.
But automobiles are a reminder that we can chip away at a large problem through a public health approach: Just as auto safety improvements have left us far better off, it seems plausible to some gun policy experts that a sensible, politically feasible set of public health steps could over time reduce firearm deaths in America by one-third – or more than 10,000 lives saved each year.
To "rip up the alliance" between Scotland and the rest of the UK would not be sensible "politically, economically or even emotionally".
