The possessors of undue honors are themselves sensible of this; for when their repeated guilt renders their persons unsafe, they disown their rank, and, like glow-worms, extinguish themselves into common reptiles, to avoid discovery.
On the other hand, the common targets of the pairs of miRNAs are sensible only when (i) down-regulation of their common targets causes cancers, and (ii) their common targets have normal or high expression in normal tissues.
It is a showy, predatory kind of tactic, but a sensible one when the rest of the race fears you.
"Sometimes I think I'm being too sensible and so I try and stop myself …" Give me an example of when you've been too sensible.
She anchors whatever production she's in with a kind of reasonableness that most actors shrink from — what's the point of acting sensible when you want to shine and sparkle?
It's hard to say you're a sensible candidate when the leader of your party is fantasizing about gunning down asylum seekers.
Use that bully pulpit of yours to engage the American people in a discussion of understandable and sensible principles when they are under siege by the irrational opposition.
Because that's exactly what any sensible person — including, in this case, government civil servants — thinks of when they hear the term sharing economy.
We made it to the block after Patisserie Valerie, Rude Boy was in the roadway and Lithy lost in the velveteen folds of my sensible sack dress, when the entire frontage of the pub we were passing shivered, undulated and was then punched from within by an explosion.
Everywhere he is eminently sensible, especially when he is making nonsense of our illusory certainties.
Justine Greening may have made a sensible retreat when she quietly dumped the idea of academies for all two weeks ago.
