Sentence examples for resembles sensible from inspiring English sources
In the current political environment, our government seems doubly determined to avoid doing anything that faintly resembles sensible.
Structured kernels for complex objects usually resemble sensible similarity measures for these types of objects.
The model with the void space demonstrated characteristics which resembles a sensible heat storage system rather than the constant temperature characteristics of a latent heat storage system.
Nine years older, Irina favors plain suits, a sensible haircut and resembles a liberal arts professor, Sophia Kishkovsky found.
At the age of 70, with his pinstripe suit and sensible hair, he resembles an ageing bank manager toiling – not altogether successfully – to restrain his puckish inner nature.
To simulate the sensible element, we use a general coil with mobile magnetic core that resembles any real case where variations of induction take place.
Mother-and-daughter pole dancing is considered a legitimate form of familial bonding and otherwise-sensible women leave their homes wearing clothes that resemble costumes from a tacky porn set.
The emergence of Isis in 2013 prompted reactions that resemble those in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks and that, despite the generally sensible analysis of the administration of Barack Obama, risk influencing policy.
We need to hush the loose talk on both sides or else our domestic politics will start to resemble the 19th century feuds between the Hatfields and the McCoys, with all the sensible folk caught in the crossfire.
But, at least in standard exteroception, these qualities contingently represent objective sensible properties of public objects in virtue of either resembling them or by being regularly caused by their instantiations — or both.
