Sentence examples for sensible think from inspiring English sources

From now on, when it comes to naming a spaceship, don't think sensible, think stripper.

There are circumstances in which Mr Blair's position could become untenable (see article), but nobody sensible thinks a formal challenge is remotely likely.

Nobody sensible thinks the observable Universe is all there is, though.

Miliband might be sensible to think about some ground rules sooner rather than later.

It is sensible to think about the wild card, but proving something now is important, too.

"It's not quite black and white, but at the moment it's sensible to think international rather than domestic U.S".

And until Ms. Carey's buyout, it was sensible to think that a label would work overtime to promote its most expensive projects.

It would also be eminently sensible to think about how to change the microcredit model to make it more useful for those who really can use it to get out of poverty by starting businesses.

Hence it seems to me eminently sensible to think about what happens if and when it does so, and whether there's something we can do to favor good outcomes over bad, in that case.

Plenty of sensible people think it might be better in state ownership and seems to be drifting back that way by virtue of successive failures by private franchise holders.

Since the underlying hardware and software technologies for control systems were similar to those of computer systems, it was sensible to think that the control industry would evolve along a similar path (Wired, 1993).