Sentence examples for of sensible ideas from inspiring English sources

For Berkeley, ostensibly physical objects like tables and chairs are really nothing more than collections of sensible ideas.

There is no lack of sensible ideas: background checks for all gun purchasers, a national registry that would allow guns to be traced, an assault weapons ban, controls on ammunition, and so on.

Brand was also invoked in the Independent by Hamish McRae, in a more sceptical review which grudgingly conceded that "if you can stomach all the hectoring and self-promotion, there are a lot of sensible ideas trying to get out".

Richard Dodd, from the British Retail Consortium (BRC), said there were a "good number of sensible ideas" in the report.

The first is articulated in Edwards' defense of theological determinism, in a doctrine of occasionalism, and in his insistence that physical objects are only collections of sensible "ideas" while finite minds are mere assemblages of "thoughts" or "perceptions".

The recharging of the Battery For family and fraternity ReprintsThe measure includes a ragbag of other sensible ideas.

The same day, Republicans released a collection of mostly sensible ideas such as passing free-trade agreements and clearing the patent office's backlog.

Back in 1995, they attempted to enact a Contract with America full of (mainly) sensible ideas; but, when the Democrats got in the way, and the Republicans let the government close down rather than give in, voters rounded on Republicans for their "extremism".

Some of the more sensible ideas come from Japan's soldiers.

But divisions within the political duopoly have produced splinter parties, some of which have sensible ideas for putting Japan's economy back on track.

So it may be that the gas tax will remain one of those economically sensible ideas that are doomed to fail.