Sentence examples for seems very sensible from inspiring English sources

From the point of view of the University, the development of the land beyond Lake Carnegie seems very sensible.

Gove replied saying that while this would not be enforced, a voluntary cap "seems very sensible to me and I would welcome such a move".

The New Yorker, May 21 , 1932P. 9 Reproductions of Rodin's "The Thinker" used for bookends seems very sensible to us.

And of course, when it is in the mid-90s for days in a row, not much else seems very sensible — and a room at 78 degrees can feel short of ideal, as even a Con Ed spokesman acknowledged.

By James M. Cain and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 21 , 1932P. 9 Reproductions of Rodin's "The Thinker" used for bookends seems very sensible to us.

"The insurance plan seems very sensible, but nothing will happen at least until mid-February".

It does not seem very sensible, let alone wise.

As for playing golf, Mr. Skarphedinsson added, "that doesn't seem very sensible".

"The entities running the tournaments need these people to compete in their events, so making sure there's a level playing field would seem very sensible for them," he says.

Despite the autonomous instincts of the students and their IHE groups, it would seem very sensible for medical schools to provide some basic level of pre-departure training, emergency planning and debriefing.

A sugar pill in these circumstances seems a very sensible option.