Sentence examples for sensible hearing from inspiring English sources

From the moment columnist Naomi Wolf compared Kathryn Bigelow (the first woman to win the Academy award for best director) to Nazi propagandist Leni Riefenstahl (no, really), it was clear that Zero Dark Thirty (2012, Universal, 15) was never going to get a sensible hearing.

I have heard sensible people on both sides of the political aisle suggest that she would make a very fine Treasury secretary, and I agree with that assessment.

The most sensible comment I heard during the disasters of Hurricane Katrina was: "My daddy told me a long time ago: don't build in a flood plain".

We may be headed in that direction anyway, courtesy of the intelligence agencies and the internet companies, but it's strange to hear sensible, public-spirited evangelists encouraging us down that road too.

After The Two Towers, I heard normally sensible critics jabbering the word "Miltonic".

There a sensible vice-consul, Maria Alvarado, heard his accent and understood that he was quite likely her government's responsibility.

This was when it was still a surprise to hear civilised, sensible politicians and commentators debating the efficacy of torture.

The only sensible theory I've heard about young girls who cut themselves or like to get hit is that anxiety dominates their moods so brutally that pain, by making them focus on something specific, calms them down.

It would be very hard to find any serious journalist who hasn't heard that sensible thought all his working life.

Wallace says, "Go ahead Congressman," and each guy thinks he's referring to the other, and the brief moment where no one is talking is actually the most sensible thing I've heard so far.

I know that Sookie is not actually real and cannot actually hear my sensible advice, but she's just so frustrating as a character that I have to vent.