Sentence examples for sensible vote from inspiring English sources

Clearly, this sensible vote to strengthen America's national security in October has morphed into reckless and fear-based rhetoric as pressure on Kirk to acquiesce to the GOP's increasingly erratic base continues to possess his campaign.

Nobody sensible voted for Thatcher.

Clearly, to provide such a reason in public is not feasible, but it is clear that strategists have good reasons for happily sending teens off to war while denying that they have the capacity to make sensible voting decisions.

I just don't think it is sensible to vote on the future of our country late at night, after dinner, which might have involved wine.

He said the British public would be too "sensible" to vote for it and that "decent people" should expose what it stood for.

They urged people be sensible and vote for stability.

Senator Sarbanes has been unable to get this sensible proposal voted out of the Senate Banking Committee he heads, but will try again this week.

The Borda count is perhaps the most sensible positional voting procedure.

It is perfectly sensible not to vote for him because of practical political positions that one disagrees with, regardless of whether he was led too them by his faith.

"The Germans are democratic and sensible enough to vote for a president," said Maria Schuster, 76. "Of course history is against us, but I really think its time we could vote," said Mrs. Schuster, who lives in Berlin's prosperous southwestern district of Steglitz.

How did the likes of Bill Cash, John Redwood and Jacob Rees-Mogg inveigle a moderate and sensible country into voting for this colossal self-harm?