sensibly造句

Is it configured sensibly?

They were not sensibly dressed.

She's always very sensibly dressed.

Explain your frustrations calmly and sensibly.

Sometimes she spoke sensibly; sometimes she rambled.

Try to use your time sensibly.

I heard him speak sensibly, maybe it's true.

Who knew eating sensibly could make you feel so good?

Might they at least remind people to behave sensibly?

Force people to stop quarrelling and behave sensibly

You see - I say this knowing that it is blasphemy within university walls -it is really very much easier to think sensibly than it is to feel sensibly.

He decided, very sensibly, not to drive when he was so tired.

She let her heart rule her head, ie acted according to her emotions, rather than sensibly.

They were sensibly dressed from top to toe in rain gear.

This week, Mr Kaberuka urged African countries to manage their debts sensibly.

Still existed in thoroughly understands on sensibly the reason person's body.

The Majesty summoned him in the depth of his conscience, and the Vice-King appealed to him to act sensibly.

And he has sensibly ditched any notion of holding a referendum on Lisbon, now it has been ratified.

She was allowed to go back to her attic on condition that she would feed herself sensibly.

If the introductory phrase of your sentence cannot sensibly modify the subject, consider clarifying your sentence by replacing the subject.

Plan sensibly: Write down how much you expect to spend for food and hotels. Stick to your plan or you may not have enough money to cover everything.

If the introductory phrase of your sentence cannot sensibly modify the subject, consider replacing the subject or modifying the structure of the sentence.

So take exercise, eat sensibly, drink in moderation, stop smoking, buy insurance and try to plan management cover in the event of an accident or other enforced absence.

One of her heroes is Calvin Coolidge who, sensibly, “had long ago determined that the world would do better if he involved himself less.”

Links farther afield may allow decisions about growing crops for foreign markets to be taken more sensibly — and help with bargaining when these are sold.

The Queen was sensibly dressed, as usual, for the ritual Guard of Honour, but poor Michelle Obama had clearly been told the British were enjoying a warm spring this year.

But the incidents of his adventure grew sensibly sharper and clearer under the attrition of thinking them over, and so he presently found himself leaning to the impression that the thing might not have been a dream, after all.

On January 5th he announced plans to offer tax-relief to some savers and pensioners—politically savvy and sensibly discrete—while sketching a vision of a thrifty post-recession economy.

But we're determined to work sensibly through them and deliver the navy and indeed all the services the level of capability they need or require to adequately defend the nation.

The reality, though, is there are far more applicants for skilled migration at present than places available – 108 100 in this current program year. How then do we sensibly choose from among them?