Sentence examples for which was sensible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goldstein said the Bell decision was premised on an effort to deter smuggling, which was sensible given that the visits there were planned.

The UN climate chief said China's pledge to reduce its use of coal after 2020 was an "amazing commitment" which was sensible because "they have this habit in China of wanting to actually breathe air into their lungs".

Which was sensible, but too conservative.

Which is sensible enough as wisdom after the fact.

He goes straight down the tunnel, which is sensible.

He's "a semi-retired sexual deviant who doesn't really act out so much any more", which is sensible.

Particularly worrying were records of recurrent concussion within three weeks, when guidelines advocate a three-week break after concussion, which is sensible for an adolescent brain.

She did it to open her tent to liberal Tories, which is sensible, and if she wins it will have been a well-judged concession.

I suspect he'd gently applaud this week's decision, which is sensible and puts the protection of the land before the convenience of its explorers.

Getting to your question of morality, for example, science provides the basis for moral decisions, which are sensible only if they are based on reason, which is itself based on empirical evidence.

"I don't understand what happened to the Malcolm Turnbull of 2009 who was willing to stake all on the principle of lowering carbon emissions, on having policies which were sensible on climate change".