The phrase "sensible human being" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person who is wise and makes good decisions. For example, you might say, "John is a sensible human being who always thinks before he acts."
An insider at CCHQ who worked in the chairman's office at the time says: "Mark turned up in summer 2014 and says: 'I'm organising all this stuff.' His message was: 'I've grown up, I've changed, I've had a kid, I'm married.' He's very capable of seeming like an ordinary, sensible human being, he's got a proper job at Unilever, he's in his late 30s, he's capable of seeming like a normal person.
I was as shocked as any sensible human being would have been when I learned about the senseless, heinous, appalling and cowardly act that took place in Paris this week.
"You know, you try to be a sensible human being, but at the same time you're programmed to be male," says the Irish singer-songwriter Paul Brady.
If you're a rational, sensible human being who doesn't know who David Tredinnick is, then you're about to get very upset.
Believe that you are a sensible human being and that you take decisions after a lot of evaluation.Don't be under the impression that you did not think at all before taking that crucial decision.We all think.
But the Conservative MP Nadhim Zahawi told the Daily Mail: "Osama bin Laden was a terrorist who any sensible human being in the world would want either killed or arrested.
We tend to think that people are rational, sensible human beings who will make good decisions for their long-term health, if only they have the facts.
We would not try to argue that it is sensible of human beings to continue living in a big city in the atomic age, but we are fairly sure of one thing: the lead cellar indicates that if fear is part of a person' baggage...he carries his own bomb wit h him... View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy.
We would not try to argue that it is sensible of human beings to continue living in a big city in the atomic age, but we are fairly sure of one thing: the lead cellar indicates that if fear is part of a person' baggage...he carries his own bomb wit h him... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Larissa MacFarquhar By David Remnick.
Being thus naïve and inexperienced in the ways of the world they will not be as able, that is as qualified, as older (and wiser) humans are to make sensible choices.
He is smart and accessible and sensible; he is a palpable human being, with passions — he is unfashionably devout — and mild quirks (he recently acknowledged enjoying "The Simpsons"), and he still plays the guitar.
