Sentence examples for sensible motion from inspiring English sources

Still another judge fined Boies and his client $46,000 for filing the "barely sensible" motion.

Sensible question.

Sensible Move.

Wild's advice was simple and sensible: economy of motion ("Stay closer to the keyboard; when you get older it's safer") and a steady beat ("You don't want to push and pull like Martha Argerich, who can't play eight bars in the same tempo").

These maneuvers have a sensible influence of the CoG motion and they must be accounted for a realistic trajectory optimization.

He said Joanna Cherry's Article 50 motion was a "sensible safeguard" although he was unable to say whether Labour MPs would be whipped to support it.

This leaves Arnauld with the third alternative, which he accepts, adding that God voluntarily undertakes to cause in our soul perceptions of sensible qualities whenever the corresponding motions occur in the sensory organs "according to the laws He himself has established in nature" (Examen, OA, 38 148).

Sleigh's suggestion is implausible, however, in light of Arnauld's statement in Examen that God voluntarily undertakes to cause in our soul perceptions of sensible qualities whenever the corresponding motions occur in the sensory organs "according to the laws he himself has established in nature".

So the intervention of the intellect, which is able to abstract the universal from sensible particulars and thereby permits the motion of the will, is always needed.

The Stuckist Charles Thomson ranted for the motion, as did an otherwise perfectly sensible Oxford student, a smug New Zealander and artist Mark Leckey, who won last year's Turner prize.

So, in order to avoid the inconvenience of having the motion of the will depend on sensible appetites (determinism of the passions), Henry always recognizes the importance of the role of reason.