Sentence examples for sensible having from inspiring English sources

Staying within the convention is sensible, having a British Bill of Rights is sensible, but staying within the EU you get all that and more," he said.

He further wrote that his proposed practice of "bumping up the age be part of the localization process," besides helping to avoid "silly controversies like we've seen in Sweden," would have "the added benefit of narratives that are far more sensible — having Ayane as an accomplished ninja at sixteen just doesn't make much sense".

Sensible has never looked so smoking.

Naturally, anything this sensible has to violate N.C.A.A. rules.

No one sensible has a problem with it.

Higgins says: ""A great example was this young man, very sensible, had privacy settings on all his accounts.

But in all the to-and-fro over raising the debt ceiling, little sensible has been said about lowering spending in the long term.

The brief but dramatic kidnap of the prime minister, widely regarded as decent and sensible, has dealt another blow to a country in disarray.

"Everyone sensible has accepted that the language faces a crisis, but the government still isn't doing anything.

Why shouldn't those who've been more prudent and sensible have the opportunity to buy at lower prices as the market adjusts itself down?

The interview feedback highlighted that some recommendations for change, while sensible, had been tried already.