Sentence examples for sensibly served from inspiring English sources

Excellent beef carpaccio, sensibly served at room temperature, was showered with a delicious confetti of arugula, mushroom and truffle, sweet onion and Parmesan.

Without risk adjustment, which would give the HMO more money to fund the care of a chronic patient and less for the septuagenarian marathoner (at a zero-sum impact to society at large), the HMOs quite sensibly served only the lean and healthy (since they were paid the same for every patient).

On the contrary, Mr Gingrich acts as though he is so morally evolved, so essentially oriented toward truth as though he surveys the world from such an Olympian height, through such crystalline air that he is unable even to imagine how his use of venerable racist tropes could be sensibly seen to serve a purpose other than transmission of the plain truth.

It's all about people rolling up their sleeves and giving it a go.' Many of the wineries have excellent terrace cafes or restaurants, the best of which - Cullen, Vasse Felix, Palandri - serve sensibly priced gourmet food, using local ingredients and organic produce.

The cheeses were served with the ceremony and sensibly small portions of a fine restaurant, and they were nicely matched with a 1990 Grand Reserva from Chivite.

It cannot, however, sensibly be asked to serve two masters".

She wrote an excellent biography of her mother, served as chairman of the National Theatre and, as it happens, drank sensibly.

Thinking sensibly, you don't hand your passport in.

Sensibly, its goals are limited: to ensure that its foreign relations serve its big transformation at home.

But in fact the opposite occurred: one can ask just as sensibly of a Darwinian as of a Thomist what end the eye serves.

Indeed, even the most virulent understands that burning a religious book is the wrong way to sensibly go about anything, understands that burning someone else's holy book can only serve to explode their anger, just as it would them, and provide a high-flying banner to fight back under.