Sentence examples for sensible thoughts from inspiring English sources

But Bourdain's sensible thoughts can't escape the din he is obliged to generate.

— Julia Moskin The Wall Street Journal: Thomas Keller's sensible thoughts on how the food should look when you're giving a dinner party at home.

It is a big change, any market thats facing a big change in a few months' time will naturally be cautious or slightly jittery... we're not blind to the fact that I suspect there may be a small minority that could well struggle and both [welfare minister] David Freud and myself are amenable to sensible thoughts about that".

SENSIBLE THOUGHTS saved ground chasing the pace, came out leaving the second turn, swung three wide into the stretch and just missed the place.

SENSIBLE THOUGHTS chased off the rail on the backstretch, angled in on the second turn, remained inside through the lane and was edged for second on the wire.

I stuck the "almost" modifier in there because he manages to shoehorn one or two sensible thoughts into his short rant.

"Nobody... considered I had a sensible thought in my head, and they would say all kinds of things that I'd pass along".

"The thing that really worries me is that no one is giving any sensible thought to workforce planning," says Ruth Allen, chief executive of the British Association of Social Workers (BASW).

That is never a sensible thought as long as Kane is prowling and his equaliser came after Son, improvising to pirouette a flick across goal from Trippier's near-post corner, came up with an example of the quick thinking they had lacked.

It would be very hard to find any serious journalist who hasn't heard that sensible thought all his working life.

The sensible thought here is that the benefits that economic and social cooperation yield should go in equal amounts to equally responsible and ambitious individuals regardless of the social contingencies and natural chance factors that enable some to succeed more than others in competitive social life.