I don't think I'm telling any sensible reader anything they couldn't guess.
German leaders argued that a little short-term stimulus was sensible, but anything more was near-sighted.
Simply, if you are both sensible--anything that you think about might be worth talking about with your partner.
It teased universal insecurities about having anything sensible to say (the remedy was an Economist subscription).
But it's been a very long time since Assange did anything sensible.
In the rambling answers, which Smith and company recount in a new book, "Lost in Transition," you see the young people groping to say anything sensible on these matters.
A non-binding vote is just that: the Democrats are too sensible to threaten anything that could backfire on them, such as cutting off funds.Can Ms Pelosi and her gang of moderates continue to hold the centre ground?
News that the 2008 prize had gone to the veteran French novelist Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio caused an undignified scramble in the UK to find someone – anyone – who had read him recently enough to have anything sensible to say.
These must have been odd books, for the mother's lawyer said Louise had been treated with cabbage poultices, mustard, camphor, earth and clay, as opposed to anything sensible.
"The issue of empty homes picks a nerve with people, but it's tricky to get the data to say anything sensible because it's often not clear why the 'homes with no usual residents' turn up," says Neal Hudson, an analyst at Savills estate agency.
I wonder if he ever feels constrained by the BBC's own interpretation of impartiality, which in my view is often not so much impartial as just making sure that, whenever anyone says anything sensible, there's some idiot in the opposite corner to contradict them.
