Sentence examples for sensible something from inspiring English sources

"There is, quite obviously, a desperate need to believe that when an American engages in acts of violence of this type, there must be some underlying mental or emotional cause that makes it sensible, something other than an act of pure hatred or evil," wrote Glenn Greenwald in Salon.

You put in as much butter as the spinach could possibly hold")., but also calls for a "more sensible" approach: "something of everything in moderation," she says.

Binyon furnishes his prose with little gleaming antiquities: he uses the old English word 'rout' (for 'dance'; Pushkin used it, too), 'sensible' in the Austenesque way ('to be sensible of something'); refers to Pushkin being in 'a brown study' and suffering from 'the ague'; and mentions that Pushkin and his boisterous mates one night 'kicked up a terrible bobbery'.

She defends her approach to food in typically shameless style ("I remember a wonderful recipe for spinach. You put in as much butter as the spinach could possibly hold")., but also calls for a "more sensible" approach: "something of everything in moderation," she says.

For the unionist parties have actually done something sensible, co-operative and reasonable.

"Make sure you say something sensible.

MH So, George Osborne says something sensible – shocker!

Sensible leaders do something about it.

I just want to wear something sensible, look like myself.

There is something sensible in all these propositions.

After Diddy, lots of fans did something sensible: They left.