Sentence examples for sensible style from inspiring English sources
His ensemble of variously accented whites defines a direct, sensible style for Long Island wines.
Letta isn't the most thrilling orator in European politics, but he has a mature, sensible style.
But this would be more expensive than we had planned, so we would have to pool our resources and settle for a more economical and sensible style of family life.
7. Sensible Style - None of the preppy obnoxiousness you find on most college campuses.
Make sure the change is right for you though, there's no point dying your hair a new colour if you don't think it looks right and makes you feel uncomfortable, talk to a professional about a sensible style change.
The government retreated from fully implementing Kosygin's reforms, but his sensible management style helped preserve efficiency and discipline in the Soviet economy into the 1970s.
Polls have for some time now showed her to be more popular than her party; that cautious, sensible, pragmatic style – her biographer, Gerd Langguth, has said she likes to "sit problems out", and rather than entertain grand ideas of a "historical mission" or "social vision" seeks "to solve today's problems, in a way that ensures she stays in power" – clearly resonates.
In a large painting rendered in delicate shades of jade-green ink by Enomoto Chikatoshi, a young woman in a sensible, Western-style dress gazes through the window of a public aquarium at swimming fish.
So, with Sensible Soccer-style controls, your left hand is doing the directions, and your right hand is just pressing the button.
Not many people go on holiday to New York with walking boots and roomy calf-length trousers purchased more for comfort than style, sensible rucksacks and blister plasters.
One reason Gombrich's work is so appealing to specialists in several disciplines as well as to the layman is that he can evoke the responses of recall and recognition in the reader; we recognize that what he says is sensible because his style is predicated on an interplay between "I" and "we". Furthermore, his scholarship is often a kind of autobiography.
