Sentence examples for sensible bearing from inspiring English sources
The New York Times buoyed this narrative when they went on about how Brown "was no angel," as if his alleged criminal history had any sensible bearing on whether or not the unarmed teenager deserved to be shot and killed in the street by the Ferguson Police Department.
So, it would seem that for Descartes, secondary qualities are sensible qualities bearing no resemblance to qualities of matter, while primary qualities are qualities belonging to physical objects.
At a certain point in time, a physical object might be regarded as a class of sensible particulars bearing certain resemblance relations to one another occupying a continuous region of space.
A passion in one individual will produce facial expressions and other sensible bodily effects – bearing, changes of color, words, cries, and the like.
In particular, Russell believed that the notion of a "physical thing" could be replaced, or analyzed in terms of, the notion of a series of classes of sensible particulars each bearing to one another certain relations of continuity, resemblance, and perhaps certain other relations relevant to the formulation of the laws of physics (OKEW, 86ff; RSDP, 114 15; UCM, 105).
Pour in a sensible amount of bleach, bearing in mind the capacity of your water tank and the concentration of chlorine in the bleach you're using.
And once a year, some normally sensible New Yorkers lose their bearings because of him.
So it's sensible to assume that the one might have some bearing on the other.
It is a sensible regulation, though: obviously the names and numbers are for identification purposes and to wear a shirt bearing the name of an injured player, or indeed one already on the field, would not be helpful.
