Sentence examples for sensible purpose from inspiring English sources

But to ask, again and again in such cases, what sensible purpose comes from imprisonment, might at least encourage debate.

That sensible purpose, however, affords me yet another memory of those heady summer scents: that of scorched strawberry jam – which, of course, was nothing of the sort.

We see the man trying to grasp a cup of water with his "bloody stump" and talking, "in a rambling manner and to no sensible purpose".

Two activities -- each with a sensible purpose -- can be very effective if done separately, but sometimes combining them means that one does a poor job with one, the other, or even both.

Voicemail exists for a sensible purpose.

In short, it was a lovely piece of software, but there remains one flaw that no fancy programming or sensible consideration of purpose can overcome, a flaw that remains a challenge for any business blog booster.

It was a campaign devoid of sensible planning, coherent purpose and knowledge of the region.

Instead, resident CSCs are destined to differentiate into the components of the heart, which makes it sensible to use them for this therapeutic purpose over pluripotent cells and those from extracardiac origin.

It would seem only sensible to use indicators as tin openers to aid judgements when the purpose of the assessment involves funding decisions.

Sensible, spatial design?

If there were such a tree, in any case, Munro would already have found it, and would moreover know who planted it and with what eminently sensible, or crazily impractical, purpose in mind.