Sentence examples for sense to reverse from inspiring English sources

I applaud the genius who figured out that at the end of the evening, it makes sense to reverse the escalator and allow it to carry people upward.

A stunned Paige had the sense to reverse the order of the show; on the second night, she opened for the trio.

The university had the good sense to reverse its decision later; but many academics regard him as a man out to destroy philosophy, thus depriving some of them of a living.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Monday October 18 2004 In the comment piece below we say that the Jacques Derrida was turned down for an honorary degree at Cambridge University, but that the university had the "good sense to reverse its decision later".

If the use of three methods is the more important item, it may make more sense to reverse the phrase to read, "We described three methods in the previous manuscript... .. Remember that tone and attitude are contagious.

"It would make sense to reverse the policy".

"It makes no sense to then reverse that by allowing damage from the inappropriate use of fertilizers".

"They are definite enemies in the sense of wanting to reverse our revolution and our independence," Mr. Mugabe said.

In a sense, the combination seemed to reverse the resistance to those drugs.

If he wishes to move to a lower-taxed country, let him – hopefully a government of good sense would cut taxes to reverse such a trend.

In this study, transfection with BRCA1 anti-sense constructs was shown to reverse both processes [ 44].