Sentence examples for supposedly sensible from inspiring English sources
Only the Danes from supposedly sensible Scandinavia can compete with their average household debt of 240% of disposable income.
And besides, even now many supposedly sensible people lazily believe that if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about.
Supposedly sensible voices also suggested internment camps were an appropriate measure.
Now it seems the one-line platitude to describe the supposedly sensible mood of development in the city is "back to basics".
Twenty-five years later, the band survives while most of its other, supposedly more sensible new wave contemporaries have disappeared.
Gable is superb as the tough-minded general who must defend his top-secret, suicidal Operation Stitch to reluctant pilots and officers alike, while co-stars Pidgeon and Brian Donlevy shine as the supposedly more sensible generals.
The problem is that this supposedly "strong and sensible framework" has a gaping hole in it -- namely, Internet access through mobile devices and wireless networks.
JURGEN DORMANN was supposedly a safe pair of hands, a sensible manager who could steer his way through a crisis.
This paper shows that even in a supposedly best setting (teaching academic rather than regular hospital), in sensible departments (Infectious Diseases, Pediatrics, OBGYN), even when the heads of these departments were directly involved in promoting immunization, the overall effect in achieving flu immunization was far from being acceptable.
St .Patrick supposedly used the shamrock to explain the triune to the Irish, which is fairly sensible.
