"I am proud to be here and I understand why I am here," said Milena Avetisyan, 16, looking formal in black suit, white blouse and sensible pumps, standing with an honour guard of her classmates outside the memorial's cone of basalt slabs, an eternal flame burning at its centre.
Given Koh's sterling record, sensible views, and standing on both sides of the aisle, why should anyone challenge his nomination?
With a head of beautifully arranged iron-grey hair, and a demure long-sleeved floral blouse tucked into neat and sensible trousers, she was standing half in shadow looking at her daughter, who was assertively handling the checking out.
"I used to travel into Bellingham and buy my sack of coal," she said, standing in sensible shoes on a pebbled beach at a recent tribal news conference, talking about her girlhood of rural subsistence and occasional trips to the nearby market town.
So, whether it be a plane or other extended form of transportation, travelers can take sensible precautions such as standing up every once in a while, he says.
He made himself look like an honest broker, standing for sensible compromise, rather than the deeply involved player that he is.
But just a few years later, the Republican's most sensible senator on immigration is standing behind the very same amendment.
Johnson, in my view, is far too sensible to become the pathological anti-Brownites' sacrificial lamb by standing against the obvious winner; he will stand for the deputy leadership.
And decades of standing in the way of any sensible attempt to improve our legal immigration system by making avenues of legal immigration wider came back to haunt Republicans.
The pose for Mr. Clinton's portrait, standing and looking directly forward, was the most sensible approach to capturing his style, Mr. Knox said.
