Sentence examples for surprisingly sensible from inspiring English sources

Sunday was a particularly good night for this surprisingly sensible marriage between Chavez and the Yankees.

The two stars are Poppet, who is a girly, sassy, pink and surprisingly sensible cat-like creature, and friend Katsuma, a ninja-loving, tornado-generating manga-bunny.

Despite taking his name from a competitor in a farting - or crapitation - contest on a Canadian radio comedy in the 1940s, he has some surprisingly sensible ideas.

In a surprisingly sensible turn of events, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly said he has no problem with the minimalist design of Starbucks' holiday cups.

Following Carl Sagan's example, David Eagleman takes on the challenge of growing this understanding, and the result is a captivating and sensible exploration of neuroscience that viewers will find surprisingly relatable.

Surprisingly, given Waits's long and colourful history, this is the first sensible biography of him, and Humphries has done a typically reliable job of gathering and processing the existing mythology - much of it from Waits himself.

He was surprisingly unpleasant as the nasty guy in that film, and perfectly cast as the obdurately sensible persona responding to orderly madness in Groundhog Day.

As mentioned in the literature (e.g. [28]) and not surprisingly, Cotesia glomerata, which occurs at the third trophic-level of the community, was more sensible to habitat fragmentation than Pieris brassicae.

Oddly enough, though, in the tidy and surprisingly touching Off Off Broadway revival at the Blue Heron Arts Center, the sentiments of the play are refreshing and sensible.

Ginger-bearded, he is surprisingly pale for a dude who spends all his time larking about in the sunshine: clearly a believer in sensible sun protection.

She said that despite having money, people were often surprisingly unwilling to use it to forgo tasks they did not like doing — and she wanted to see if this was sensible.