Sentence examples for designated sensible from inspiring English sources

But going from care-free holiday fun, where I got to be someone's child rather than the designated sensible adult (who, me?), straight to the confines of the care home, via a sodden motorway, saw me buckle.

Avicenna's depiction of the five external faculties of the soul follows Aristotle's De anima, the senses receiving the impressions of their designated sensible objects by intromission.

One consequence of this usage is that, in Locke's epistemology, words designating the sensible properties of objects are systematically ambiguous.

In a way, he became Public Enemy's designated driver: the sensible one who kept the car on the road while his friends on the backseat were acting crazy.

More generally, climate-change experts predict increasingly extreme weather and rising sea levels as the planet warms.The impact of flooding can be blunted by more sensible house-building (designated flood plains in housing developments, for example, or raised floors, or even putting the main living spaces upstairs).

A large "Q" painted on the designated quiet cars is a simple and sensible way to keep everyone happy.

Material atoms have specific sensible qualities and so are called 'bhūta'; both matter and mind are capable of movement and so designated 'mūrta'mūrta

It is a cheap and sensible move for the Yankees, who will only pay about $66,000 to have Polonia play left field when David Justice is the designated hitter, or is rested.

Instead, the country should adopt a more sensible and more representative system of regional primaries, in which states are divided into regional groups that vote on a designated day.

Maybe reconsideration should be given to designating this as public information or thought be given to restricting its publication in a reasonable and sensible way.

Sensible, spatial design?