It's the story of a small boy called Billy Bixbee, who wakes up one morning to find a very small dragon in his room – but his mother won't believe him, saying very sensibly "There's no such thing as a dragon".
But the Obama administration sensibly says "there is time and space" to keep working toward a diplomatic solution, despite growing pressure for military action from Israel and its supporters.
Something I learned years ago is that at higher income levels there is absolutely no way you can spend your money sensibly.
We cannot reduce them to something they all have in common, or sensibly claim that there is a disjunctive property of goodness (such that goodness is 'goodness in one of the various ways'.
But, given the patchiness of their recent albums, you can't help thinking they'd have been better off following the example of Led Zeppelin, who sensibly realised there was no point carrying on after Bonzo snuffed it in 1980.
Others (more sensibly) will point out that there are all sorts of subtle differences in how you do the wai depending on your status relative to the other person's, so there's a risk of giving the wrong one.
In cruise, the cyclic control of the main rotor is used to trim the control axis so that there is sensibly no flapping, and the tip path axis remains at right angles to the direction of the flight.
A debate that has been hijacked by the conservatives has, at last, a chance of progressing more sensibly". But others say there is little chance of the summit resolving the crisis that is threatening to tear the church apart.
The theory might be there is nothing sensible about being raped, so why should the protest be "sensibly dressed" for the weather.
The powers of the president and Congress are huge, and there is much that can sensibly be done to improve national and international affairs.
