Sentence examples for sensible to trust from inspiring English sources

Michael Gove is the vain, scheming and treacherous villain of the campaign, but then I think we have all gathered by now that it wouldn't be sensible to trust him with a pencil.

Annette Baier puts it somewhat differently, taking trust to involve 'accepted vulnerability to another's possible but not expected ill will (or lack of good will) toward one' (Baier 1986, 234).) Accordingly, it seems sensible to hold that one should trust only with good reason.

Those who wanted to signal their discontinuity with the Blair years, while not sounding too radical, would call themselves democratic socialists – that is, they believed in socialism but were happy to trust a sensible, non-socialist majority to democratically overrule them.

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.