Sentence examples for which sensibly from inspiring English sources

"Isaiah Berlin", on the other hand, is a highly polished effort, which sensibly avoids the temptation of regurgitating Berlin's already familiar ideas, concentrating instead on recreating the man behind the thought.

As the subject has collectively (over a year) connected to the cell towers along the route, which sensibly suggests that this route is likely to be the route taken by the subject - and hence driving is the mode choice.

The low incidence rate also limits the minimum size of time strata for which sensibly precise estimates of protective efficacy can be calculated to around one month.

There is a sterile debate over numbers which C4 sensibly ignored.

These deductions leave us with around £13,839.76 per annum, from which to sensibly save 10% gross, £2,310.

The conductor Paolo Carignani does honor to the long score, which is sensibly cut so as to avoid damaging internal cuts in vocal numbers.

Unlike Toshiba, which is sensibly making its deepest cuts in high-cost Japan, Fujitsu will make 11,400 of its 16,400 cuts overseas, dumping the foreigners, in time-honoured Japanese fashion, to protect more expensive jobs at home.

Davis wasn't having it and asked the uncharacteristically daft question "will you give an assurance that you won't disrupt the Olympics in 2012?" – which McCluskey sensibly declined.

There was one fascinating moment when Smith appeared to advocate talking to Isis, which Corbyn sensibly had ruled out, but the significance of this was missed, and the debate moved on.

Director and co-writer Ryan Coogler reteams with Fruitvale Station star Michael B Jordan to take the series on a left turn which will sensibly push Balboa to the side of the ring while newcomer Adonis Johnson takes centre stage.

In Rhineland and Nordic jurisdictions there are important lessons to be learnt about "inclusivity" which Schumpeter sensibly supports.Richard Tudway LondonPoints and placesSIR – I am sure that the maths teachers at my old school would have deducted marks had I rounded anything to "the nearest two decimal points" ("Bac blues", August 23rd).