Sentence examples for think that sensible from inspiring English sources

I do think that sensible gun safety measures are warranted now.

It would be unacceptable to me, it would be unacceptable to the vast majority of British people and I actually think that sensible Conservatives realise it would be unacceptable to only introduce further measures of belt-tightening in a way that only hits on the poor.

They surely do not, and only within a Beltway surrounded by Wall Street and big-money interests could anyone think that is vaguely sensible".

I don't think that it's a sensible or proper use of policing".

We tend to think that people are rational, sensible human beings who will make good decisions for their long-term health, if only they have the facts.

"I think that everyone who is politically sensible will want that, too," she said during a news conference in Berlin.

And until Ms. Carey's buyout, it was sensible to think that a label would work overtime to promote its most expensive projects.

This makes it by far the most profitable of London's three airports for airlines and explains why peak-time take-off and landing slots are traded for some £25m-30m a pair.Given the huge demand for flights at Heathrow, it is tempting to think that it is the most sensible place to add new runways.

Since the underlying hardware and software technologies for control systems were similar to those of computer systems, it was sensible to think that the control industry would evolve along a similar path (Wired, 1993).

It is sensible to think that real exposure will very likely be lower than registered.

It seems sensible to think that organisms go through phases of mostly neutral and mostly adaptive episodes.