Sentence examples for as less sensible from inspiring English sources

I'm less likely to peruse the blog of Daniel Pipes, another Middle East expert who is smart and well-informed — but who strikes me as less sensible, partly because I often disagree with him.

He liked the way adults were portrayed as less sensible than the children, and he particularly enjoyed the "Duck and Cover" videos: "It is terrifyingly funny, for it is a word-for-word recreation of the insane Atom-bomb Safety film, created and distributed in 1952 by the US government, who never for a second thought it would work".

In a letter written under the name S. Smith, Johnson said, "As You appear no less sensible than Your Readers of the defects of your Poetical Article, You will not be displeased, if, in order to the improvement of it, I communicate to You the sentiments of a person, who will undertake on reasonable terms sometimes to fill a column".

It should be possible to obtain three groups with equal size or only two groups, but the analysis of the results would be less sensible as compared with three groups, whose average values were significantly different from each other.

And although the programme to attract foreign entrepreneurs is promising, other government initiatives in that area such as offering $40,000 grants to start-ups are lestart-ups aretilessthe main lesensiblem Chilecon Valley is that clever people have choices.Still

Our approach is less sensible to the age of the dataset, as it relies on alerts derived from the network traffic (by sensors such as Snort), instead of the network traffic itself.

And yet that fear now seems less sensible than ever.

Less sensible, under the circumstances, was our film selection.

Ipso double facto, they must consider other reviews less sensible.

Are they less sensible than the general populace?

These arguments are no less sensible than his own.