Sentence examples for sensibly uses from inspiring English sources

Ms. Scheckter sensibly uses Ms. Horne's signature song, "Stormy Weather," only as an instrumental overture.

He sensibly uses pork stock in many dishes, though it's an ingredient you almost never see in cookbooks.

This has the perverse result that if the country gets richer, the poverty rate can still rise, as long as incomes at the top and in the middle rise faster than those at the bottom.America, more sensibly, uses an absolute standard.

Most guide books sensibly use the aggregate name "Rubus fruticosus agg".

"What it's doing is recognising where people can sensibly use interest-only.

America has sensibly used this fiscal freedom to enact an aggressive stimulus programme.

Car companies sensibly use a network to organize their hundreds of suppliers, but not to design their cars.

I do not think anyone can sensibly use the experience of Athens in the years 421-404 B.C. as an argument against encouraging the spread of democracy in the world.

Its HQ had been flogged off and its employees were more sensibly using their time to read the death notices in the Belfast Telegraph than the leading local paper's political pages.

Mr. Bush's plan may reassure them, since it would sensibly use economic development funds as a reward for countries that agree to combat corruption, strengthen the rule of law, respect human rights and maintain open markets.

For every woman or man who is quietly and sensibly using the idea to examine our assumptions, there are 20 rabble-rousers whose real motive is desire for power over others, no less rabble-rousers because they see themselves as anti-racists or feminists or whatever.