Sentence examples for senses able from inspiring English sources

Triesman added: "One thing that is clear about John Terry is he's a fine footballer and he's obviously, in most senses, able to get on with his job.

We would be made redundant in the best possible sense: able to enjoy a life without toil.

A program that identifies and ascribes meaning to a visual medium is in a sense able to understand what it's watching.

Furthermore, it added a further layer of complexity to this potential catalyst class, because these dynamic thiourea-imine catalysts are, in a sense, able to modify and catalyze their own formation.

Here are some examples of sense-ables.

Be sensible -- build a sense-able, not a wearable.

Experts will argue that the problem with sense-ables are they do not provide a "stream" of 24/7 health information, instead they will probably provide a single point of time (SPOT) measure of health.

Only Baise Moi and In The Realm of the Senses were able to deliver a story within the horniness.

The specific sense of "able to function" is not what is meant here.

In a sense, being able to go into debt is a privilege — and the greater a person's status, the greater his access to debt often is.

"The big hurdles are endowing computers and robots with common sense: being able to anticipate the consequences of ordinary, every day actions on people and things.