Sentence examples for sensible judgments from inspiring English sources

Knowledgeable about the past, well read in the scholarly literature, Merry is given to moderate and sensible judgments, patiently argued in straightforward prose.

According to Max Hastings in the Sunday Times, the biography "offers Anglo-Saxon readers a most readable narrative and sensible judgments, but makes no claim to originality".

For Mr. Hofstadter, a central characteristic of the paranoid style is the conviction that the nation faces a hostile and conspiratorial world and the absence of sensible judgments about how to respond to that threat.

To earn that confidence in the American people they are going to make sensible judgments about the incentives they create for risk taking in their firms, how they are using those resources, and that they are going to be in their communities they operate, in the markets they operate.

It merely places the onus on researchers to make sensible judgments as to how far to trace back causality for the problem in hand.

This was an utterly sensible judgment.

That seems like a broadly sensible judgment".

"I was guilty of lacking sensible judgment," he said.

"I think it is a profoundly sensible judgment," Ms. Leather said.

The DPA doesn't say how long you should keep personal data, but charities can make a sensible judgment call.

From the outside and perhaps from the inside, too Citi's reporting system is too crude to make any sensible judgment.