Sentence examples for sensible image from inspiring English sources

He turned from a round-faced bespectacled political wonk to someone who could project his Captain Sensible image across the length and breadth of the state.

The Manchester City midfielder's sensible image has led to the establishment of a parody Twitter account – "Boring Milner" – which recounts details of him supposedly defrosting the freezer, looking forward to vacuuming, lamenting the demise of Heartbeat on Sunday night television and owning a Foyle's War DVD.

Here's to hoping that they have some sensible image recognition and moderation tools ready for launch, because playing "I spy with my little eye something beginning with P HAHAHAHA IT IS MY PENIS AGAIN" is going to get really old really fast.

Government debt has risen, but most of that rise is the sensible mirror-image of efforts by households to reduce theirs.

In particular, for the analysis of developmental gene expression patterns, it is biologically sensible when images across multiple time points are jointly accounted for, such that spatial and temporal dependencies are captured simultaneously.

Therefore, for the large footprints made possible at high altitude, it is sensible to record images at a relatively slow repetition rate and use strobes delivering a more powerful impulse of light than continuous lights are capable of.

In other words, the sensory soul turns its eye upon itself and sees the sensible object through the image made by itself.

But the sensible world consists of images of the intelligible world and these images could not exist without matter.

Contrasting Aristotle's and Augustine's views on memory, Kilwardby argues that the power of memory is responsible for receiving the images of objects of knowledge by natural assimilation, for preserving the images of sensible objects, and for making them available for the powers of imagination (sensory memory) and intellect (intellectual memory) (QLIS 62, 181).

The N-FINDR approach gives very irregular relative error curves, however the standard threshold ε = 10-2 givesensiblele results for both images.

The intellect turns its attention both to the images of sensible things received through the senses and abstracted from the phantasms, but it can also turn itself to the eternal, superior reasons (DSF 25; QLIII2S 24, 84).