Sentence examples for sense sensible from inspiring English sources

And Congress has shamefully and disgracefully failed to act, failing to adopt common sense, sensible gun violence prevention measures like background checks, a ban on firearms trafficking and straw purchases and mental health initiatives.

I'm sensing sensible lay-up ahead!

Just as sensible qualities are the immediate effects of local dispositions of matter acting upon the senses, sensible bodies are the immediate effects of assemblages of local dispositions of matter acting upon the senses.

And indeed they sound like mere common sense.So sensible indeed that it might be questioned whether in reality the "new behaviourism" is in any way new.

This is, says Tim Birkhead in Bird Sense, "a sensible energy-saving tactic" because brains are a big expense: the human brain for instance uses 10 times as much energy as any other organ.

"Look, I'm for the second amendment [the right to bear arms], but there has to be a way to force politicians that are cowards and in the pockets of the NRA to come to grips and make sense, have sensible laws so that crazy people can't get guns," Andy Parker told CNN on Thursday.

"So she was always, in that sense, very sensible - but good fun".

The correlate to doxic phenomenality is subjectivity in the standard sense: the sensible representations are bound to an "I".

The close relationship between natural philosophy and medicine had already been stressed by Aristotle himself at the beginning of On Sense and Sensible (436a19 436b2).

It does include the provision of a "cooling off period" for investors/donors which makes sense, and sensible stipulations that invested money is kept separate from platform businesses' own funds.

The word senseable has a double meaning; it means "able to sense" and "sensible".