Sentence examples for sensible free from inspiring English sources

Yet a sensible free society should not play the terrorists' game unthinkingly either.

The consensus among investors is that the EU also needs a sensible free trade agreement with the UK.

Many are eminently sensible: free parking, business rate concessions, high street deregulation, tougher rules for negligent landlords, and so forth.

Let us be straightforward: if the EU doesn't accept a sensible free trade agreement such as a Canada-style deal, there will be difficulties.

Osborne is a new voice in the wine world, smart, generous, perceptive, funny, sensible, free of cant and arrogance and self-interest.

But this is more than made up for by its considerable substantive virtues: it is straightforward, accessible and sensible, free of the ideological cant and posturing that often mar even serious academic studies of racial issues.

And their health struggles may have made it harder for them to jump into the job market, or just to sleep at night with the illusion that a twenty-something who doesn't have insurance is just making a rational bet — being sensible and free.

And their health struggles may have made it harder for them to jump into the job market, or just to sleep at night with the illusion that a twenty-something who doesn't have insurance is just making a rational bet being sensible and free.

Some of the rules are sensible (only free-range eggs may be labelled as such).

And if we ignore the brief foray into stock-market hype, the senator could have done worse: before Mr. Hassett succumbed to the imperatives of the book trade he was regarded as quietly sensible, and freed from those imperatives he seems likely to revert to type.

The federal small business minister, Kelly O'Dwyer, said the new standards created a "sensible" definition of free range.