Sentence examples for sensible to demand from inspiring English sources
It would have been more sensible to demand that Congress move everybody in Bridgeport to the Bahamas for the winter.
It is neither just nor sensible to demand sacrifices be shared by the predator and the prey.
We need to demand sensible, effective regulation and to insulate our regulators from political pressure and the temptation of the private sector.
THIS Sunday, Mother's Day, tens of thousands of women will descend upon Washington, DC to demand that Congress pass "sensible gun laws" to protect their children.
The sensible reaction, as a media consumer, is to demand better of it and to do better by it.
Before Congress approves additional financing, it needs to demand precise answers from the administration to the sensible questions that Mr. Sopko has posed about the need for effective oversight and meaningful measures of success.
Thucydides' realism, neither immoral nor amoral, can rather be compared to that of Hans Morgenthau, Raymond Aron, and other twentieth-century classical realists, who, although sensible to the demands of national interest, would not deny that political actors on the international scene are subject to moral judgment.
"It cannot be sensible to regulate newsprint through the PCC, on-demand websites through Atvod and IPTV through Ofcom," he said.
That sounded sensible to me.
Seemed eminently sensible to me.
