Now several, including the most prominent, have sensibly changed their minds, settling instead for promises of an investigation by an independent panel appointed by the United Nations.
Having at first resisted the idea of giving Tom Ridge, his homeland security chief, a proper department and making him accountable to Congress, Mr Bush is now sensibly changing his mind.
If she is your friend and more importantly if you are a true friend to her.. you ought apologise for joining those who mock and humiliate women who have been too nice frankly, to manage the music business without sensibly losing their minds.
Never mind, the "Sack Ken" lobby tasted blood, and Cameron sensibly decided it wouldn't be his own.
Never mind, El Clandestino in the heart of the barrio is very good and very sensibly priced.
"Mind you, they don't like wind," said Don. "So there aren't many days when you can fly them sensibly".
One quoted experts saying that "most Hong Kong residents will sensibly make up their own minds about the situation and will support the special administrative region's lawful governance".
It's likely with this proposal in mind that Shakespeare has – sensibly – focused on the need for decent implementation, and an "auditable" plan.
Openers Chris Rogers (34 no) and Dawid Malan (33) batted sensibly with the weather forecast in mind in reply to the home side's modest total of 248-9.
For example, a nonprofessional eater I know went to the Restaurant Pierre, in the Place Gaillon, a couple of years ago, his mind set on a sensibly light meal; a dozen, or possibly eighteen, oysters, and a thick chunk of steak topped with bone marrow, which M. Pierre calls a Delice de la Vilette the equivalent of a "Stockyards' Delight".
