To be sensible lacks heart, however, and Our Zoo has bucketloads of that.
There is still time for a sensible change of heart.
With her suffering heart and sensible flats, she walks away with the play.
If Mr. Jindal has the interests of students at heart, the sensible thing is to veto this Trojan horse legislation.
None of us knew too much about running a football club but many a sensible businessman loses his heart to a club and then his head, and we've been desperate not to let that happen.
Merleau-Ponty puts it in similar terms, at first in terms of sense and non-sense, and later on in terms of the visible and the invisible: the ideal content of the artwork is "in transparency behind the sensible or in the heart of the sensible".
Most of us grow up believing that the brain is the intelligent and sensible one, while the heart is made out to be emotional and irrational.
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.
And in "Sense and Sensibility," he was the ineffectual milquetoast Edward, who inexplicably wins the heart of smart, sensible Elinor (Emma Thompson).
These disciplines, he says, offer more accurate descriptions of human behavior than the models of rational, sensible human beings at the heart of mainstream economic theory.
