Sentence examples for be sensible of from inspiring English sources
adjective
Perceptible by the senses.
It would be sensible of the chancellor to open a channel of communication with Mr Field.
Fanny is introduced into the Bertram house as an inferior – a poor relation who is being done a great kindness and must always be "sensible of her uncommon good fortune", as Mrs Norris puts it.
Binyon furnishes his prose with little gleaming antiquities: he uses the old English word 'rout' (for 'dance'; Pushkin used it, too), 'sensible' in the Austenesque way ('to be sensible of something'); refers to Pushkin being in 'a brown study' and suffering from 'the ague'; and mentions that Pushkin and his boisterous mates one night 'kicked up a terrible bobbery'.
Similar to the cluster size, each node should be sensible of its direct neighbors to help to determine or select whether or which node around it is suitable to the head and what cluster size should be restricted.
Given the new era of peace between nations consequent upon the revolutions in America and France, Paine raises the question of what should be done about the immense sums raised in taxes in Britain (some £15.5 millions), suggesting that 'whoever has observed the manner in which trade and taxes twist themselves together, must be sensible of the impossibility of separating them suddenly' (CW I, 423).
That is why it was sensible of the government to develop the concept of catchment management.
That is why it is sensible of President Obama to take his time to assess options.
OP No … people have been asking me: 'Do you think it is sensible?' Of course it is sensible because it will put people's minds at rest.
Most of us pass through this life without seeing or being sensible of them…" Sacks wrote that, at times, he "felt a sort of ecstasy at the formal intellectual beauty of the universe".
She is sensible of the way that sentiment runs in channels that are shallow as well as deep - how losing a cat, for example, might make you want a baby.
"It would be sensible to bring most of the big players on board".
