Sentence examples for sensible according to from inspiring English sources

The sensate body possesses "an art of interrogating the sensible according to its own wishes, an inspired exegesis" (VI, 135).

Breyer's pragmatic approach to the law "will tend to make the law more sensible"; according to Cass Sunstein, Breyer's "attack on originalism is powerful and convincing".

Her impromptu strategy of playing down the honor may be the most sensible one, according to experts who follow the country's politics.

It's worth remembering, though, that difficult parents exist in both the state and independent sectors, and that the majority take a sensible approach, according to Rod MacKinnon, headmaster at Bristol Grammar school (BGS) and previously head of state-funded Bexley Grammar.

But in the case of gene patents America has been too generous in its application of that sensible principle, according to a set of studies published this week in Genetics in Medicine.Normally, patents are not granted for naturally occurring phenomena or laws of nature.

But the limited research data we do have on so-called solar radiation management suggests that the risks are "relatively small" compared with the potential benefits of "sensible" deployment, according to one of the world's preeminent experts on the topic.

This is a sensible approach according to Stanley Fish.

In the current manifest image, this is how we think of sensible properties, according to Sellars.

Belcastro e t al. [ 52] have shown that from the total number of possible interactions a selection of 5% (4*10 for a network with 4000 genes) would be a sensible choice according to the assumption that biological network are sparse.

This is a new development for the design of a VSC control and it is sensible and effective, according to the experimental results.

We aim to obtain a sensible or optimal – according to a certain criterion – trade-off between false positives and negatives.