Sentence examples for sensibly chose from inspiring English sources

Outraged legislators who support abortion rights could also have killed the bill but sensibly chose to keep the reform process moving ahead.

It has been a commercial success nonetheless, so, when planning for its expansion into the lucrative American market, the musical's backers sensibly chose to leapfrog the spoilsports and head straight for the less demanding masses.

"The imposition of £9,000 tuition fees did affect the number of applicants last year," he says, "though that was in line with what we expected as many students who might have deferred their places during the previous year sensibly chose not to, UCAS applications have been back up again this year.

She could invest directly in shares, but sensibly chooses not to.

But the director, Joe Mantello, has sensibly chosen to emphasize the play's less ponderous aspects.

Clegg has fallen back on the experience of Paddy Ashdown, now sensibly chosen as his righthand man for 2015.

That's exactly the way the Frick Collection has sensibly chosen to organize its thrilling exhibition "The Spanish Manner: Drawings From Ribera to Goya".

The organizers of the biennial -- Richard Vaux, director of Adelphi University exhibitions, and Bill Shillalies, an adjunct professor of art -- have sensibly chosen works that will survive outdoors.

Perhaps in the face of pressure to do otherwise by the "forces of hell", he has sensibly chosen to do the latter".

So, gentleman, don't hide those legs away – with sensibly chosen and stylish shorts you may pleasantly surprise yourself, and others.

Well, the people of Beckenham are generous, and the food bank box was brimful with sensibly chosen groceries – tinned spaghetti and baked beans, multi-packs of UHT milk and the like.