— and the only sensible reaction is indignation.
Obviously, when something as beloved as Teletubbies is remade, the only sensible reaction is outright horror.
The sensible reaction, as a media consumer, is to demand better of it and to do better by it.
Mind you, the sensible reaction of the Government and the public hasn't entirely stopped some over-reaction in the press, even in the Guardian.
He has a well-honed sense of the absurd, both as a sensible reaction to his world, and a necessary defence against it.
"Responding with dignity and compassion to dementia is the only sensible reaction to the urgent challenges we face as our population ages," he said.
But at least "undocumented" — and an even better word, "unauthorized" — contain the possibility of reparation and atonement, and allow for a sensible reaction proportional to the offense.
This sensible reaction, however, was offset by the Kremlin's distinctly peevish attitude towards the media, controlled in large part by the oligarchs who oppose him.
But if you care about democracy, the sensible reaction to this fact is not to vilify all media or, as at least one Trump voter suggested with a T-shirt, hang a journalist.
In the aftermath, the valley's 60,000 Sikhs faced the possibility that they were now someone's strategic quarry and that a mass migration might be a sensible reaction to the danger.
Plants whether they are real or artificial really are outliers.Some biologists speculate that children's famously finicky attitude to eating up their greens is actually a sensible reaction to a world where lots of plants are toxic.
