Sentence examples for was being sensible from inspiring English sources

I thought I was being sensible.

Mr. Nighy said that, by apparently quitting directing, his friend was "being sensible" (though Mr. Curtis will keep writing, he said).

Dr. Marguerite Duane, a physician who was featured in my recent article on the high costs of pregnancy, thought she was being sensible when she put thousands of dollars into her Flexible Spending Account during her last pregnancy to pay for the unreimbursed expenses related to the birth of her son, Ellis.

If he was being sensible he would have used the golden ratio to calculate that the prime length of NA NA-ing is exactly one minute and 56 seconds (which renders the total song length 304 seconds, making the ratio of the NA NA section to section A identical to that of section A to the whole song).

How protected are you?" Brando, according to Depp, was being sensible, focused, and paternal.

I think he's being sensible.

"But he wouldn't do that," say people who think they're being sensible.

Adding the S to the 911 Turbo costs £18,848, which could be hard to justify if you were being sensible.

The trick is being sensible, not dogmatic, about which things government can do and which it should leave to business.

Savings Carter thinks Simon is being sensible to save for a deposit as he is unlikely to find a mortgage lender given his current financial profile.

Meanwhile, it appears that those who are avoiding scammers but taking advantage of the new pension freedoms are being sensible with their retirement savings.