Sentence examples for sensible so much from inspiring English sources
Emily seems like the most sensible, so much so that you wonder what she's doing with Josh, who is shown to be less than honest and supremely passive-aggressive.
She is too sensible not to add so much qualification and nuance that she essentially ends up saying we need experts; it's just that they should be a bit more humble.
But now ordinarily perfectly sensible producers will live so much in fear for their jobs and of any complaints that "playing safe" will not even begin to cover it.
The Greek historian Strabo conveyed a sense of their wealth when he wrote: "The Nabataeans are a sensible people, and are so much inclined to acquire possessions that they publicly fine anyone who has diminished his possessions".
Was it a sensible decision to put so much of their vital provisions on one sledge - the one which then disappeared with Ninnis into the crevasse?
"You're so much more sensible than other women".
Perhaps it is therefore not so much "Generation Sensible", but "Generation Finding-Other-Ways-To-Rebel"?
Chass's approach is so much more sensible than Selena Roberts's ("Rodriguez's Polished Image Starting to Show Scuff Marks," Feb. 17).
But the cozy patio is another story entirely, a pleasant mossy green space where diners sit under striped canopies draped over trellises — so much more sensible than cumbersome umbrellas.
"Jed's so much more sensible and prudent," says Chua. "I kept saying: 'I don't think this book is going to be controversial, because it has so many studies in it …' But Jed said: 'Amy, it's going to be controversial!'" "She kept imagining it wouldn't be," says Rubenfeld.
