Sentence examples for seems more sensible from inspiring English sources

My husband is from Dublin and an investment in a property there seems more sensible.

It always seems more sensible to tell the truth, even to very young children.

Although this remains a very unlikely step, the current low-key debate seems more sensible than the previous taboo.

Londonism seems more sensible in a world in which Britain cannot be too picky about how it earns its living, and dynamic people will be warmly welcomed elsewhere.

We do not know, though it seems more sensible, given the theatrical look and feel of so many of his paintings, to suppose the latter.

Robert Capa used to say: "If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough," a maxim that seems more sensible here than at Omaha Beach.

Writing off banks' non-performing loans might seem more sensible.

Outlandish concepts somehow seem more sensible when viewed through the bottom of a pint glass.

The old saw counseling travelers to adopt the local coloration has rarely seemed more sensible.

Still, it seemed more sensible to invest in a home than a business.

In these prurient times it is no small feat to make virtue seem more sensible (and yes, sexier) than the Paris Hilton-Christina Aguilera alternative.