Sentence examples for sensible right from inspiring English sources

Sensible, right?

But it does show that even within today's Republican party – assuming you can define Laura Bush as a Republican – there is still a fragment of the sensible right remaining.

The spectre of climate change, much more influential on the left than on even the sensible right, loomed so large that we - reasonably enough - began to fear the future, at the same time losing confidence in our collective ability to do anything but mess stuff up.

Sounds sensible, right?

His offending was "beyond any sensible, right-thinking person's comprehension" and the judge said the girl he repeatedly raped over a long period of time will never be the same again.

She added: "We encourage the Government and employers to positively engage with trade unions on fair and sensible rights for night workers, so that we continue to enjoy the social benefits night workers give us without harm to them or the public".

He told BBC Radio Ulster's Sunday Sequence: "Any sensible, right-minded person watching that video clip would form an opinion and that is not the opinion I would want for the Ulster Unionist Party.

Mike Nesbitt, head of the UUP, said: "Any sensible, right-minded person watching that video clip would form an opinion and that is not the opinion I would want for the Ulster Unionist Party".

Bucking such sensible right-to-know momentum, however, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory recently signed a bill that makes it a crime to publicly disclose information about fracking chemicals in the state.

It's just an utterly sensible and right thing to do.

Is it sensible or right, ever,  to force a language on people who don't want to speak it?