Sentence examples for terribly sensible from inspiring English sources
They were terribly sensible.
The ideal politician's food should be of the moment, but also somehow timeless; it should be sensible (ie not terribly unhealthy) but also wide in its appeal.
What looked sensible then turned out to be terribly wrong later.
"I won't consult the people" is never a terribly good look for a politician, even when the position comes with sensible arguments.
It is also sensible that Luke and Corrine's relationship is not, in the end, so terribly star-crossed.
We have plenty of sensible regulations on the books, but we also have many that were terribly drafted and even more that are enforced by regulators with either little understanding of the industry that they police or have been corrupted by its influence.
… if you have a plan… and you've got that quite fixed in your head about how you want things to go and then it doesn't happen the way that you want it can be terribly distressing… Adele (F) Others said that to "try" for a natural birth was a sensible starting point; they wanted to avoid "unnecessary" medical intervention but would be "open" to intervention if required.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
