Sentence examples for sensible to fear from inspiring English sources

The Japanese are far too sensible to fear for their democratic institutions.

If Lord Sainsbury, former science minister and serious philanthropist, feels a takeover would "deal a devastating blow to our profile in the pharmaceutical area, which I think is going to be critical in the next 30 years," it is surely sensible to explore his fears.

If they drop below a certain number of MPs, several senior figures fear they wouldn't get a good enough offer from Labour or the Tories to make it sensible to accept.

That sounded sensible to me.

Seemed eminently sensible to me.

That seems entirely sensible to us".

Is it sensible to build new ones?

Its columnists range from sensible to unhinged.

And that sounded sensible to me.

So is it sensible to change it?

Man Booker is sensible to recognise this.