Sentence examples for sensible creatures from inspiring English sources
With artificial light, modern humans have essentially managed to extend their daytime activities late into the night, when all other sensible creatures are busy sleeping.
Often stand-ins for the writer, Wasserstein's heroines may be insecure, indecisive, overwhelmed by family, career and romantic problems, but they're also smart, funny, sensible creatures, with good hearts and good heads.
This level of creaturely being points to the Divine Source, but in ways that are more direct than those in which sensible creatures do.
Goodness is something that is within the reach of all sensible creatures, not only humans but also non-human animals, such as tigers.
Butler suggested in Sermon IX that we have a fundamental obligation to the happiness of sensible creatures other than ourselves insofar as they are capable of pleasure and pain, an obligation that can only be ignored in order to bring about greater happiness (to be further discussed in Section 6).
After scurrying down a track to find a tasty food pellet, a rat, like any sensible creature, pauses to eat.
But Shaftesbury avoids this problem by discussing in detail only that which makes "a sensible creature" a good member of its species by focusing on whether an individual creature is promoting the well-being of its species (C 169).
(See IVM book 1, part 2, section 1) Shaftesbury went on to say that the goodness or evilness of a sensible creature is based on the creature's motives, and not simply on the results of the creature's actions (C169).
Treat people as sensible, responsive creatures and you'll get a result.
Like all creatures, sensible things are understood to be signs that ultimately can direct humans to the divine art or wisdom through which all things have been made.
The two stars are Poppet, who is a girly, sassy, pink and surprisingly sensible cat-like creature, and friend Katsuma, a ninja-loving, tornado-generating manga-bunny.
