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Meanings of eminently sensible in English

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Usage of eminently sensible in English
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So far, her advice has been eminently sensible and quite within the law.
The Oracle Glass
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It is yet another example of sound management in an eminently sensible club.
The Irish Times
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Their policies appear to me eminently sensible and unabashedly progressive, in most areas.
The Guardian
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Her point of view, eminently sensible as it was, exasperated me.
A Far Country — Volume 2
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From this standpoint, the Fed's decision to wait to begin liftoff is eminently sensible.
The Guardian
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In his public and in his private capacity, he was an eminently sensible man.
"I Say No"
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It sounds eminently sensible but how do you do that?
Wired
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To my mind you are doing an eminently sensible thing.
Up the Hill and Over
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Debate was energetic and good-natured, well-informed and eminently sensible.
The Guardian
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Suddenly, the city's eminently sensible plan was in trouble.
Wired
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Both he and his deputy, Richard Macdonald, seemed to me eminently sensible and sane citizens.
A journey: my political life
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The Inspector was big and broad and eminently sensible.
Miss Marple: The Complete Short Stories
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Much of what France and other European countries have done since recent attacks is eminently sensible.
Reuters
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This seems an eminently sensible idea, given the remarkable variation even within boxes graded by size.
The Guardian
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That sounds eminently sensible and is perfectly true.
The Irish Times
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This is a logical and eminently sensible suggestion, which is why it will never happen here.
The Irish Times
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