Sentence examples for sensibly came from inspiring English sources

They came to see me because the vertigo had returned, so they very sensibly came to check they were doing the right thing".

She recalled that when her parents "saw that they couldn't kick their objections as high as [she] could kick [her] legs, they very sensibly came to the conclusion to let things take their course and said 'Bless you my child, do what you like'".

Then, sensibly, I came up with the idea of a continued separation for the immediate period after he came out of rehab.

So you live on the edge of the orange, occasionally push into the red, and then, very sensibly, he comes back off the red, back into the orange.

"It took me a little while to wrangle my emotions and sort of approach things analytically, sensibly, to come up with a game plan to survive".

Then newspapers began to think more sensibly about this - and came up with the fact that this was total mistaken identity.

A young new male employee came to work sensibly dressed -- in shorts and open shirt.

He stresses that the regulator was being sensibly reformed until "the edifice came down" with the Guardian's revelation in July 2011 about the interceptions of Milly Dowler's voicemail messages.

But perhaps the most heartening answer came from a worker at a small hedge fund, who sensibly reminded me that the financial sector is just as broad and varied as any other industry.

He adds: "When discussing anorexia in fashion, the health argument sensibly prevails; when obesity comes into play, emotive arguments tend to take over".

The former was the first luxury brand to live stream a catwalk show to a global, public audience, and has since been recognised as a global leader when it comes to sensibly embracing technology and innovation.