Sentence examples for same sensible from inspiring English sources

Nobody is suggesting that women shouldn't make the same sensible preparations as their male peers.

Singled out from above in this way, he was all the same sensible enough to edit his heavenly Muse.

At a minimum, it should apply the same sensible protections won by long-abused credit card users in the Credit Card Act of 2009.

It was my mother's mantra again, sort of, and also the same sensible advice so often ignored by gamblers on a winning streak.

Tax competition, far from being unfair, ought to push the country in the same sensible direction (and, as it happens, even though German corporate-tax rates look high, the country's corporate-tax revenues are relatively low).

Although repackaged as President Bush's own "10-year plan," it is essentially the same sensible approach agreed to by Western governors and Congress in the wake of last summer's disastrous fires, which consumed 6.7 million acres.

Suppose, then, the same three sensible F things A, B, and C in separate places at the same time.

But by the same token, sensible libertarians are not anarchists, and thus, in funding public projects, have to choose that form of taxation that is least intrusive on individual liberty.

Looking at the works of a great artist we can understand one and the same non-sensible meaning-configuration (say, the same 'style') realized sensibly in different media.

Thus, in the same way that sensible qualities are nothing outside us but the local dispositions of matter, sensible objects are nothing outside us but assemblages of local dispositions of matter.

That's OK, lots of people feel the same and all sensible people recoil from gung-ho armchair sabre-rattling.