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Pandemics happen because of lack of governance, sensible public health interventions and surveillance.

And in an environment where time is money, hooking up with an escort just might be the sensible thing to do.

In The Sense of Style, Steven Pinker settles a war among the scolds with a sensible approach to usage.

The sensible answer is no, but di Giovannni gleaned much from those three years.

Writing—the next movie, the labels—is a sensible thing for a man grown distrustful of the camera to do.

But if Obama and Biden were sensible about not arming Syrian moderates, the same cannot be said for their policy toward Iraq.

Her father was uneasy about her; he feared she was either ill or unhappy, and consulted his sensible old mother.

I am sensible that it will meet with almost as many critics as readers.

She's quite dropped her fine-lady airs and subsided into a sensible being.

He was quite fluent and sensible, although his voice sounded remote in his own ears.

But each has his motive pardieu, and a sensible motive is mine.