Sentence examples for sense examining from inspiring English sources

In a sense, examining case-fatality is also a dichotomization of an ordinal scale, though less arbitrary.

In that sense, examining how adolescents in urban poor communities think about their sexual readiness, and identifying characteristics associated with that sexual self-concept dimension, should deepen our understanding of this topical issue.

I don't care in the sense of forming an opinion based on what I'm being shown; I do care in the sense of examining what they and their spin doctors have chosen to provide as an image of what they're supposed to be like when they're not at the office.

If confirmed by future studies on other drug samples, then U.S. consumers should be able to reduce their risk by relying on credentialing agencies recommended lists and by using common sense when examining packaging and pills.

With impalpable organs of sense they examined this new field.

The fact is, all theme park rides make no sense if examined in a harsh light.

He added: "If somebody is falling, it makes sense to examine their gait and their balance.

Mr. Chan said that five years down the road, it made more sense to examine people than their homes.

Americans, it seemed to me in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco or Chicago, still gave time to the entrepreneur who talked sense and examined the problem from every angle.

Even the phenomenon of Pegida is too easily interpreted against the background of Germany's Nazi past, whereas in reality its ugly blend of nationalism, Islamophobia and hostility to multiculturalism makes more sense when examined alongside Ukip.

Isaacson has the good sense to examine the sole source of the story: a letter that Ilse wrote to her unsteady boyfriend, whom she quite possibly was trying to bait with a salacious fabrication.