Sentence examples for sensibly engaged from inspiring English sources
I also find it wrong that people are trying to paint Entwistle as greedy, because having sensibly engaged a lawyer to argue the terms of his rapid defenestration from Broadcasting House, the negotiations started at a compensation package above the £450,000 level.
Even trying sensibly to engage with the pros and cons of the euro for British business will simply enrage the numerous Tory backbenchers who still bark at a full moon.
Instead, this Court has sensibly determined that people engage in the exercise of religion whenever their actions are "rooted in religious belief .This is strong stuff, couched in the language of the religious right rather than in terms of freedom of contract and freedom of association, the first principles of libertarianism.
Thus, our fight-or-flight instinct is engaged, and the regions of the brain we use to calmly and sensibly plan our time get switched off.
The need of the hour is to promote tourism sensibly by highlighting the tangible and intangible heritage of the island so that the local communities can economically support themselves by engaged in eco-tourism work such as working as tour guides, restaurant owners, boat owners, lodgers and story tellers.
Tyrie's proposed legislation sensibly protects the UK from engaging in further damaging complicity.
As for engaging with Iran in seeking to avoid war, Hagel sensibly argued, "Let them think about the substantial carrots of improved relations, not just the sticks and there may be a deal to be had".
