Sentence examples for seemingly sensible from inspiring English sources
Pick a trend or a seemingly sensible impulse.
History is a series of random events organized in a seemingly sensible order.
And two seemingly sensible, earthbound people will be, quite literally, swept off their feet and into the stars.
Such seemingly sensible terrorist targets as Cape Kennedy and the Strategic Air Command have no charm for them.
Beyond risky tax shelters, there are other, seemingly sensible investments that, when overdone, can also have adverse effects on any long-term investment plan.
The chief one is the belief in listening and responding to the needs of your best customers.Siren songsThis seemingly sensible strategy can be a dangerous siren song, Mr Christensen argues.
Seemingly-sensible pieces of advice (like eating local honey) get passed between friends, old assumptions (like that flowers cause irritation) get repeated and, as a result, people suffer through watery eyes and sniffly noses, waiting for relief that probably won't come.
It's seemingly a sensible partnership in a growing subscription economy.
"My life was gay, daring, sensible, seemingly without direction, not ordinary and rarely dull".
A seemingly simple provision, intuitively sensible to anyone who follows the Oscars, the Emmys or the Pulitzers.
Sometimes, in the mixing and mashing, seemingly well-intentioned and sensible options can create counter-productive situations and leave many valued goods on the table.
