Sentence examples for absence of sensible from inspiring English sources
For Mr. Hofstadter, a central characteristic of the paranoid style is the conviction that the nation faces a hostile and conspiratorial world and the absence of sensible judgments about how to respond to that threat.
It is a little-noticed part of the repetitious ritual of gun tragedy — the reckoning in fuller measure of the damage shooters inflict in the absence of sensible gun controls.
For other projects it should aim its loans mainly at the private sector, and only when private money too is at stake.Towards growthMany recent visitors to Eastern Europe have expressed pessimism over its future, citing outmoded factories, the absence of sensible accounting systems, the shortage of managers and so forth.
Kilwardby describes the process in the following way: sensible species are retained in the absence of a sensible thing by memory, and from a multitude of memories arises experience, that is, a first comparison of what is common to the species, not yet a universal.
You and I know that this is the result of decades of bad public policy and the absence of a sensible urban agenda for our country.
But persecuting bloggers won't solve the country's biggest civic problem: absence of a sensible system for talking about politics.
What's stopped us from meeting these challenges is not the absence of sound policies and sensible plans.
Given the elevated case-fatality rate and the absence of effective treatment, it is sensible to evade research ethics and develop the promising future of experimental vaccines.
Table 2 also shows that in vitro testing is not sensible to detect absence of therapeutic equivalence (despite duplicate broth microdilution assays repeated two of three times), while the animal model was able to detect the only product that failed in vitro (batch 009040 from GNT-AZ pharma and GNT-Recipe) plus all others that were indistinguishable by conventional MIC and MBC testing.
"There are a lot of efforts underway to have good, sensible government in the absence of immigration reform, while stating at the same time that it is necessary," Morton said.
There is no shortage of sensible plans.
