Sentence examples for sensible to come from inspiring English sources

I told myself, told others, that I was keeping my eyes open, I really was, for anyone else more sensible to come along.

It built up during the game so I decided it was sensible to come off".

I will try to announce it in class if an updated version has been posted, but it is still sensible to come back and check from time to time.

It would have been sensible to come back after a half-decade away with a dozen hard-swinging tunes ready for football stadiums.

There'll be a lot more sensible batting to come before the day's out.

Mr. Obama also will have to rally sensible people to come up with immigration reform consistent with the values of a nation built by immigrants and refugees.

So what has the Morrison government's energy minister, Angus Taylor, done with those largely sensible suggestions to come up with this perverse policy?

That said, the middle of the festival is a very sensible time to come because most shows are about as good as they're going to get.

Mr. Giuliani said the restrictions would continue for the foreseeable future, and he added that public transportation "would be the best and most sensible way to come into Lower Manhattan".

Surely this is the moment to create a coalition of sensible citizens, willing to come forward and say no to the deadly toll that guns are taking on the lives of our children.

It is hard to come to sensible decisions when the cabinet leaks like a sieve.