Sentence examples for sensible theory from inspiring English sources
Gail: That's a pretty sensible theory, and as a reward I'll stop jumping around.
Shieber's sensible theory is that "Dolan wore it, returned it and then Otis wore it".
Had ministers possessed a sensible theory of freedom, they would have interfered less in the lives of private citizens and more in the behaviour of public corporations.
"The most sensible theory is that he has something wrong with his leg and is staying out of the public eye while he receives treatment," Ishimaru said.
The only sensible theory I've heard about young girls who cut themselves or like to get hit is that anxiety dominates their moods so brutally that pain, by making them focus on something specific, calms them down.
This sounds sensible in theory.
Though sensible in theory, rights-based schemes are hard to get right in practice.
Instead, their concern is that policy which is eminently sensible in theory can fail in practice because of its unintended political consequences.
That same insecurity of tenure also means that plantation forestry, however sensible in theory, does not stand a chance in practice.
Mr. O'Neill talks about "productivity growth" as the litmus test of whether aid is effective, which sounds sensible in theory but a little simplistic.
