Sentence examples for sensible invites from inspiring English sources
The prose, calm and sensible, invites us to remark the seasoning effects of experience, but -- and this is the drawback -- it almost never offers the jolts of revelation he makes us hunger for.
The whole exercise had the air of a bizarre experiment to establish what happens when you schedule test cricket earlier in the notoriously unpredictable English summer than had ever been thought sensible and invite an opponent that really does not want to be there.
"Even as we approach an election year, the eternal optimist in me invites sensible discussions, not fear campaigns, because the Turnbull government is founded on optimism in what our nation can achieve and on a determination to help every Australian to do their best and to be their best".
The monthly Life Itself podcast invites you to participate in sensible dialogue around interfaith experience from a variety of sources ranging from experts and religious scholars to students and community members worldwide.
She nudged a man in the buffet line: "Hey, what do you think of Duterte?" Allen Cuyugan, who used to work as a journalist in Manila, said, "If he were to call right now and give me an order, I would do it!" The pageant-goers thought it was sensible for Trump to invite Duterte to the White House.
"After avoiding the problem for years, the time has come to fix it once and for all; the time has come for comprehensive, sensible immigration reform," Mr. Obama told the invited audience in the East Room.
Many economists think that would be a sensible reform.But abandoning the profits tax in isolation might invite new forms of tax avoidance.
The stunt is part of Cards Against Humanity's "Eight Sensible Gifts for Hanukkah" project, in which the company invited fans to sign up (read: pay $15 each) to receive eight days worth of mysterious, holiday-themed gifts.
The city officials decided the sensible thing was to keep the football fans together, so we were invited to sleep in the railway station.
