Sentence examples for sensible fall from inspiring English sources

Take the very sensible Fall Out Boy.

Why should these sensible sentiments fall under the rubric of "surrender"?

3.24pm: Gordon Brown has been on the BBC Asian Network radio station to say he believes British voters are too "sensible" to fall for the British National party.

At first, released from her mother's repressive scrutiny, she decides to lose her virginity (a "millstone around my neck") to Constantin, a UN Russian translator, but he's too sensible to fall for her.

Everyone hates the inconvenience of leaving town for a hurricane that doesn't turn out to be that bad, or that close a hit, but in the end, most sensible people fall into the better-safe-than-sorry camp and haul themselves away.

This admirably sensible proposal fell foul of a government decision to remove Stansted from BAA ownership, leaving the company to put all its eggs (and thus Davies's) in its Heathrow basket.

And even the most sensible policies may fall short in the end.

Elucidating the causes for the energy imbalance, i.e. the phenomenon that eddy covariance latent and sensible heat fluxes fall short of available energy, is an outstanding problem in micrometeorology.

Why not make a dashboard for the system based on boring ideas like finding games and minimizing navigation through being sensible rather than falling into semantic airy fluffy wibbly wobbly timey wimey reasoning?

To ask for a sensible reappraisal is to fall into the trap of an establishment that is plotting to deceive us.

Thanks both to increased traffic and a government program to help underwrite wages at seasonal businesses, more shops, inns and restaurants remain open into September and beyond, making early fall a sensible time to visit.