Sentence examples for sensible less from inspiring English sources

From this perspective, the decision was simple and sensible: Less stress, and more national attention and money.

His wife, Audie (Virginia Madsen, glowing in an underwritten role), sticks with him long after a more sensible, less romantic woman would have fled.

Bernstein's measured plea that Lochner be treated "like a normal, albeit controversial, case" is perfectly sensible; less persuasive is his argument that, by favoring individual rights over government regulation, Lochner-era rulings protected the interest of minorities.

Frankly, I think the Western women are more sensible, less freakish, more solid, than many of the women we see in New York and other large Eastern cities.

In fact, Las Vegas experienced a hangover of its own during the recent economic downturn between 2008 and 2010, when many companies snubbed its excesses if favour of holding more sensible, less flashy meetings elsewhere.

Obama believes voters want a sensible, less-divisive political dialogue, that the whole process can become more honorable if the right candidate leads the way.

And it will make sensible policy less likely.Start with the economy.

Non-smokers are mostly seen as more sensible and less risk-taking.

The government has made deep cuts to working-age welfare already, without the need for any kind of limit – some sensible, some less so.

Or how much more sensible (and less costly) the tort system would be if lawyers could not speak as loudly as they do with their wallets.

Some may be sensible, others less so – all are technically difficult to implement," wrote Allen on his Unlocking Potential blog... "[The key will be] getting enough cash from the Treasury to run a safe and decent system".