The phrase "sensible engaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both logical and interesting or captivating. Example: The speaker gave a sensible, engaging presentation that kept the audience interested and informed.
"It would seem sensible, before engaging in rhetoric and planning about redevelopment, to come to a full understanding of what's actually there," says Neuwirth of Makoko.
They are as likely as anybody else to be spending money on child support or alimony a proxy for failed marriages and they are as inclined as other folk to incur interest payments on credit cards.The picture that emerges is one of religious types engaging in sensible, but not self-denying, behaviour.
The U.S. needs a Europe that is engaged, sensible, serious, constructive with the transatlantic alliance".
The U.S. needs a Europe that is engaged, sensible, serious, constructive with the trans-Atlantic alliance, and that's what we all have.
"Other people got agents up to see them," she said, "very sort of sensible about plotting a career, engaging with the business side of the world and that never crossed my mind".
"This will involve seeking sensible solutions, building strong coalitions and engaging in a range of grass-roots related activities," he adds.
So the Obama Administration is doing what is sensible vis-à-vis China -- engaging China while placing some boundaries around what it deems to be acceptable behavior, and backing it up with revitalized regional alliances.
But the biggest surprise of the night was when key Republican candidates were engaging in a vaguely sensible discussion of criminal justice policy.
When the social approval benefits outweigh any short-term negatives for economic performance, engaging in the hottest IT may be a sensible course of action, as long as organizational leaders understand this trade-off.
But by and large, the regular commenters on any section are mostly reasonable people, happy to engage in sensible debate.
