sensibly

IPA: sˈɛnsʌbɫi

Examples of "sensibly" in Sentences

By Jove, I'm uncommon glad to hear your voice again -- talking sensibly, that is.
Philosoraptor: I’ll see if I can explain sensibly; my overall approach to ethics might be a little weird.
Most people who try to eat healthily and sensibly, that is, and aren't merely content to shove crisps into their face three times a day.
And, as Montana Headlines points out, McCain sensibly declined to sign a no-tax pledge (see No. 1 above) while still acting like a fiscal conservative.
You both seem to be handling all this really calmly and sensibly, which is going to have such positive effects on Tadpole, in ways you will never know.
As Amalarius again sensibly remarks, "although every church cannot have such a relic, still the virtue of the Holy True Cross is not wanting in those crosses which are made in imitation of it."
The president calls sensibly for investment in education and training, in 21st century infrastructure, in research and development - but his budgets project reducing domestic expenditures to levels lower as a percentage of GDP than the early 1960s.
The president calls sensibly for investment in education and training, in 21st century infrastructure, in research and development -- but his budgets project reducing domestic expenditures to levels lower as a percentage of GDP than the early 1960s.