Sentence examples for very very sensible from inspiring English sources

You seem to represent the good side of mutuals, Mudie says, "very very careful, very very sensible".

I have actually a bunch more, if there's time too, I can show you some other examples where something that's a very, very sensible thing to do and consistent with the data can nonetheless get you stuck.

"A good number of times I was arrested was simply for possession, and the administrative costs of that would be better spent, I think, on education and addressing the costs of treatment...I think that would be a very, very sensible use of those redirected funds".

"So he does listen to these things - he's very, very sensible". Older drivers: Is age a factor behind the wheel?

But he said that such decisions were "based on a very, very profound, sound, sensible and detailed legal and economic analysis".

She's very, very passionate and much more sensible and practical too.

According to Richard Rushfield, if you're Bo Bice in Season 4, up against the bionic future country superstar Carrie Underwood, you do the sensible thing: get very, very drunk.

"Brides are often very vulnerable and not very sensible.

"He's a very sensible man, a very quiet man," al-Zayyat said, when I asked him to describe al-Zawahiri.

The problem is that Karren Brady is as smart and sensible in real life as she is on TV – very smart, very sensible – and as cool and collected – very, very cool and very, very collected – with a deep seam of common sense that seems to run through her like the Blackpool in a stick of Blackpool rock.

I don't believe it is because I believe the British public's view is very straightforward and very sensible, which is they want to know that, taken as a whole, our immigration and asylum system and our arrangements for allowing people to come to our country are under good control".