Sentence examples for sensible words from inspiring English sources

Sensible words from the Scotland manager.

Recall, in this context, Ms Sturgeon's sensible words when she was under fire over the Abdul Rauf affair in 2010.

Sounding one note of caution, however, it admits in the report that "autonomous cars would likely face many hardships with evasive driving or car chases". Sensible words.

I do get the feeling he might be slightly biased... .. 4.15pm: More emails: Martin Kane: "Following Roy Keane's very sensible words earlier, I've just been forwarded this Tom Humphries piece from the Irish Times (hits the nail etc)." Here's an extract: Imagine, for instance, that you are Sam Hutchinson.

These sensible words, at least, offer hope that the president will give the subject an overdue second look.

Justin Bibby of Cumbria police did have some sensible words of advice for the four men: "Taking alcohol or any other substance that could impair your judgment significantly increases your risk of getting into trouble.

Nonetheless, as Anna Quindlen wrote in Newsweek, it was "right in both senses of that word: the sensible thing to do, and the moral thing as well".

Her "Friendly Disagreement" is subtitled, "a voyage to the heart of the intercultural Franco-English space", a phrase that sounds perfectly reasonable in French but comic and preposterous in English.What she means, however, is perfectly sensible (another word which means something quite different in French).

And the words sensible and sensitive are good examples of today's topic.

The blog I turn to for insight into Middle East news is often Professor Juan Cole's, because he's smart, well-informed and sensible — in other words, I often agree with his take.

Its district organiser Finn Brennan chooses the words "sensible and moderate" to describe the organisation, then points to the outcome of the strike ballot: 98% in favour on an 81% turnout.