Sentence examples for sensible to us from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, May 21 , 1932P. 9 Reproductions of Rodin's "The Thinker" used for bookends seems very sensible to us.

By James M. Cain and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 21 , 1932P. 9 Reproductions of Rodin's "The Thinker" used for bookends seems very sensible to us.

That seems entirely sensible to us".

"It's absurd to you, but very sensible to us," Mr. Guluzade said.

We have shown above that 25-hydroxyvitamin D2/D3 levels tend to be lower in sun-sensitive patients and because of the known deleterious effects of sub-optimal vitamin D on bone health alone, it seems sensible to us that public health advice should also be that the sun avoidant should assess their diet (intake of fatty foods or supplemented foods) and consider if supplementation is required.

However, these thresholds proved to be sensible choices, and appeared reasonable to us according to the data.

It would be sensible to involve us in the discussions.

It would be sensible to cater to us".

Suggestions made by offenders, such as being wary of adults more generally, does not represent a relevant and sensible measure to us and may lead parents to wrongly believe that any form of relationship between adults and their children is unhealthy and could cause prejudice to children.

Jewish history makes all of us at Harvard Hillel acutely sensible to generalizations and threats directed against others.

Where the mounting cash pile is concerned [Aveva has £134m in the bank at the end of September], their broker is very keen to spend it, but the management seemed a bit too coy at the suggestion they seek a large acquisition in the US - which would seem to be the sensible next step to us.