Sentence examples for somewhat sensible from inspiring English sources

Then again, these cars may be better cared-for in the U.K., where they attract a sort of cultish following, which could make the added investment somewhat sensible.

I thought I had just given a somewhat sensible answer.

The myth may have started with a somewhat sensible hunch, but just doesn't turn out to be true.

Some are reasonably sensible.

But prices looked somewhat more sensible in New York (16percentt overvalued), Los Angeles (10percentt), Washington (9percentt), Boston (7percentt) and San Francisco (6 percent).

They looked decent, sensible, and somewhat more cheerful now.

Instead, they have written an exceptionally sensible if somewhat cheeky treatise on the cocktail, with recipes.

They know the rage for order is at once completely sensible and somewhat lunatic.

We found the prospect of a post-Brexit future somewhat comical; surely no sensible business owner would truly want to leave the safe haven of the EU?

Peter Drucker, a booster of corporate culture, liked to say that "culture eats strategy for breakfast"; it is equally true to say that canteen culture eats corner-office culture for breakfast.John Childress, a management consultant, has written a sensible if somewhat flat-footed guide to the subject.

They staged the debate as one between two factions of the right: the Brexiteer loonies vs the sensible, if somewhat hard-nosed, establishment.