Sentence examples for sensible and clear from inspiring English sources

A more substantial investigation would be sensible and clear the air.

I'm concerned that you are suffering from low-level depression, which is making sensible and clear choices impossible.

It has what Mr. Herman calls a repaired book by David Thompson, which is now, he says, "sensible and clear".

Drafting sensible and clear reimbursement policies is important, Ms. Trotochaud said, pointing to a recent study by the travel research firm PhoCusWright that found that only about a quarter of travel managers had communicated to employees a clear policy about travel expense reimbursement.

Sensible and clear-sighted, Spark is a quiet defender of the writer, whether picking apart the emotional and social pressures that weighed on her or taking elegant umbrage at Herbert Read's assault on Shelley's editing of her husband's poems.

When he turned up he proved to be polite, diffident man, who understand that many of the World Service's 12 million listeners would never have heard of him and gave sensible, kindly and clear advice.

Are the handicapped spots in a sensible location and clear of any obstructions between them and your entrance?

Nissan, usually so fond of interior gimmickry, plays this one mercifully straight, with a sensible touch screen and clear attention to fit-and-finish rather than ephemeral design trends.

Hugh Young, managing director of Aberdeen Asset Management Asia, said: " The plan outlined seems sensible and it is clear where the bank now wishes to focus its business".

The many attempts to argue otherwise, says Mr Garton Ash refreshingly, come from authors seeking to grab attention in a crowded market by provocative simplifications and distortions.Such distortions are Mr Garton Ash's main target in this clear, sensible and well-written book.

Pietists emphasized Christian devotion and diligence as paths to the good life; Enlightenment thinkers focused on reason and clear thinking as the sensible way to happiness.