Meanings of act sensibly in English

He urged banks, retailers and financial institutions to act sensibly.

But you act sensibly, and you will be all right.

He is a man of intelligence, but to act sensibly, intelligence is not enough.

Maybe, just possibly, they'll listen to me and act sensibly.

There's a heavy score against you, but we'll overlook it if you act sensibly.

He saw that I was likely to act sensibly, and that I confided in him thoroughly.

In a state of peace, educated and truthful men judge fairly, and act sensibly on their decisions.

Why don't you act sensibly?

The embassy told its citizen to "Stay calm, act sensibly and comply with any instructions from local authorities."

I shall suffer with fools, without having any malice to our enemies, who act sensibly from principle and from interest.

I had hoped to be able to give sufficient time to you so that I might persuade you to act sensibly.

QUEENSLAND The Premier stressed the changes were minor and that if Queenslanders did not act sensibly, the restrictions would be enforced again.

Luke shook his head in disgust, realizing that someone like Solo who spoke with the mouth of a gun might not always act sensibly.

But there is an expectation that you will act sensibly within current UK law and wouldn't send it on to any Tom, Dick or Harry.

Father said: "Thank God for even a foxchase, if it will bring Mr. Pryor among his neighbours and help him to act sensibly."

Let us at least be honest in "agreeing upon a state of fact," as the lawyers say, whether we act sensibly and mercifully or not.