Sentence examples for sensible notion from inspiring English sources

It's a sensible notion, but results in Britain have so far disappointed.

But that is not the insight contained in the sensible notion of the "common good".

(It suggested that removing the prostate might benefit men under 65, which is consistent with the sensible notion that younger men are better candidates for some aggressive treatments).

The implausible chronicle of a rake who adopts the saintly guise of an empathetic Mr. Right to work his wiles, it promotes the sensible notion that a little discretion and secrecy are necessary to maintain domestic peace.

Black harmony music was first sung in church; but most of the black groups who were successful were owned by white businessmen who turned their singing towards comedy or novelty, on the prima facie sensible notion that any sound that smacked of Gospel music would be unfamiliar and so unattractive to the predominantly white national audience.

There is no remotely sensible notion of individual desert that varies with the benefits that people gain from their economic production.

The recent conservative flowering encompasses pretty sensible notions, including how we should integrate free market ideals with commensurate government involvement and incentives.

The world's largest banks have been accused of many things in recent years, including taking excessive risk in the run-up to 2008, doing great damage to the American economy by blowing themselves up and then working hard to resist any sensible notions of financial reform.

That is one of the pillars of the venerable tradition of moral reasoning known as just-war theory, now being cited on every side of the debate about invading Iraq; and however straightforward and sensible the notion of going to war only as a last resort may sound in principle, the world is demonstrating how difficult it is to apply in practice.

By Alec Wilkinson June 5, 2013 I have been waiting for one of the New York sportswriters to say something sensible about the notion of hiring Mark Messier to follow John Tortorella as the Rangers' coach, and none has.

I have been waiting for one of the New York sportswriters to say something sensible about the notion of hiring Mark Messier to follow John Tortorella as the Rangers' coach, and none has.