Sentence examples for sensible meaning from inspiring English sources

We integrate and synthesize new information into our existing understandings to make sensible meaning.

Lemaître, however, thought thatIf the world has begun with a single quantum, the notions of space and time would altogether fail to have any meaning at the beginning; they would only begin to have a sensible meaning when the original quantum had been divided into a sufficient number of quanta.

This idea, that emotions were external and visible effects, also explains why the term "sensible" (meaning outwardly observable) was so frequently applied to the term "emotion" in 18th-century texts (Diller, 2010, p. 150).

We stress, however, that some terms can have sensible meanings other than those outlined in our letter.

Looking at the works of a great artist we can understand one and the same non-sensible meaning-configuration (say, the same 'style') realized sensibly in different media.

In fact, the entities that we encounter and theorize about in the world of experience are always objects, in a broad sense comprising physical, psychic and non-sensible entities (meaning-configurations).

There is no consensus about the extent to which slaughter of conscious, meaning sensible and/or aware, animals causes them pain and distress.

The word senseable has a double meaning; it means "able to sense" and "sensible".

Now, these were sensible and well- meaning people.

Examples include nature and culture, speech and writing, mind and body, presence and absence, inside and outside, literal and metaphorical, intelligible and sensible, and form and meaning, among many others.

"Diet" comes from the Greek word diaita, meaning a sensible way of life [see footnote], and a far cry from the fad weight-loss plans we wrestle with now.