Sentence examples for sensible which from inspiring English sources

He generally comes across as level-headed and sensible, which helps convince us he's not ideological.

Together we've learned to become bolder and much less sensible, which has led to impulse artistic creations and collaborations.

We explore what TOAs may consist of, why they might be sensible, which TOAs already exist in international energy and environmental governance, and whether they could make a valuable contribution to addressing climate change.

I spent my late teens and 20s waiting for some miraculous switch to happen when I no longer felt like myself, which I knew was being a child, and became something much more sensible, which is called an adult.

It's a whole lot more exciting now and yet it's still sensible – which is a bonus for anybody who occaisonally has to live in the real world of domestic chores and kid ferrying.

I don't believe it is because I believe the British public's view is very straightforward and very sensible, which is they want to know that, taken as a whole, our immigration and asylum system and our arrangements for allowing people to come to our country are under good control".

This brings us to our current predicament: we are unable to find a place in the world for the proper sensibles, which have been brutually (and metaphysically) severed from the common sensibles, even though color and extension seem intrinsically related.

So we fight to end drug prohibition and replace it with sensible drug policies, the most sensible of which is regulation as recommended in the esteemed Global Commission on Drug Policy report "Taking Control: Pathways to Drug Policies That Work".

The sensible realm, which is an imperfect image of the intelligible, also consists of levels: There are organisms, of which the sensible cosmos is one, comprising the other, lesser organisms.

A sensible comment which I applaud.

I think it's a sensible proposition which the French people will understand".