Sentence examples for sensibly written from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, some of their more toe-curling late Eighties atrocities ("Belfast Child", "Mandela Day") are sensibly written out of history.
As an aide-mémoire, he had very sensibly written the names of the notes in pencil on the bridge.
It is a good update, provides link to the code, and is sensibly written with tests.
"The essence of good manners is not exclusivity, nor exclusion of any kind, but sensitivity," he sensibly writes.
Sally Raisbeck, a resident of Maui, sensibly wrote to the Senate to complain: "It applies to any person, (including me), whether or not the intent is commercial," and "is likely to have a chilling effect on legitimate reporters.
As Joseph Finlay sensibly writes in The New York Times, Corbyn.
Though inexpensively and quickly made, they were well written, sensibly directed and decently acted.
He writes sensibly and well.
"My vigor sensibly declines," Melville wrote in late 1889 to a Canadian admirer.
Wood writes sensibly about the novel's "exceptionalism", its resistance to large-scale generalisations, and does skilful close readings of a range of nicely chosen passages.
Ben Armbruster at ThinkProgress writes sensibly about how misplaced the attacks on Chuck Hagel are.
