Sentence examples for show sensible from inspiring English sources

Classic colors of camel and blue used on square-cut tops, tapered trousers and short skirts kept the show sensible.

In all this topsy-turvy confusion what's needed is a clearheaded philosopher who can sort out the various forms of conservatism and show sensible-minded people, such as the regular readers of Forbes, which of the many varieties they should support.

"I think we're showing sensible compassion," he said.

Or the solution to the puzzle is even simpler: Bennett was "much funnier than I tell", Stibbe has also said, perhaps sheepishly aware that she shows sensible, stolid AB being repeatedly outshone by MK's pithy witticisms.

The difference, perhaps, is that most European systems have a clearer default option for those who fall seriously ill with no plans or preferences.As the experience of many countries shows, sensible practices come into being only when the population being cared for is large enough to make it worthwhile to keep decent records and devise sound default options.

"Is this what Labour really thinks of those who have sacrificed so much for their country?" Broadland District Council, by contrast, had shown "sensible interest".

Sheikh Tamim is thus showing sensible political acumen that is most welcome in Gulf politics despite his young years.

Elijah Cummings (D-Md). and John Tierney (D-Mass)., both members of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reforms, noted that the FHFA's own figures show a sensible program could save taxpayers billions — to say nothing of the benefits of buoying housing prices, keeping other homeowners above water, and helping the economy get going.

The extreme disagreement indicator, however, did not show a sensible change.

But experience shows that sensible infrastructure proposals rarely survive the congressional process.

Foreign Minister Mottaki told the state-run news agency Friday that Iran was prepared to continue talks if the European countries showed a "sensible attitude" toward what he called Iran's "right" to conduct nuclear research.