sensibleness

'But you know there's a limit to the sensibleness of sensible women.

A rush of blood hit my head, and all sense of sensibleness got canned.

"Once you complimented me on my sensibleness, but perhaps it was unwarranted.

He was a mixture of sensibleness and complete impracticality.

They'll see the sensibleness of the law.

"One of the essential elements in restoring a much-improved trade deficit does rest on bringing much more sensibleness to our fiscal accounts," Mr. Greenspan said.

In the first draft of his introductory speech, he wrote, with characteristic sensibleness, that he was going to resist a temptation to digress on that much-abused subject, liberalism.

When Nick expresses the frustrations he has with the relationship, he shows his own emotional immaturity, but his failures give Marjorie an opportunity to show her responsibility and sensibleness.

For all his eternal pessimism about anything that upset the status quo, he had a streak of sensibleness that made Kira look up and pay attention as he said, "The main computer's in the central core.

Alexei Alexandrovich was so upset, however, that he did not understand at once the sensibleness of adultery by mutual consent, and his eyes expressed bewilderment; but the lawyer immediately came to his assistance: 'People cannot go on living together - there is a fact.

In his teaching and writings he communicates the security and finesse he encountered in the philosophy and theology of scholasticism linked, however, to the insights and sensibleness he read in the documents of the Second Vatican Council.

Gov. Mario Cuomo of New York doesn't quite do that, but he wrote in The Los Angeles Times recently that "civility and sensibleness and feeling of community" had been "eclipsed by the dark images coming from the television screens."

Two professional travels, to Switzerland and Italy, to attend International Publishers Congresses produced two respective books, Seny, treball i llibertat (Sensibleness, work and freedom) and L'home és el tot (The man is everything).

Comparing the tower with the tall steeple of St Walburge's, the architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner says that it "tries to complete with the steeple of St Walburge in prominence and to defeat it by solidity and sensibleness".