We are all exposed, so we should not reproach ourselves for thinking of sensible precautions, most of which are applicable in any emergency, not just terrorism.
The show began with muted colours – brown nylon, earth-toned checks – and very sensible shoes, some of which looked like a hybrid between wellies and Chelsea boots, others like galoshes.
The position of the Inaugural Dissertation is that the intelligible world is independent of the human understanding and of the sensible world, both of which (in different ways) conform to the intelligible world.
"UEA notes the Select Committee's conclusion that the two reviews which, along with at least two other independent reports, exonerated our scientists of any wrongdoing, produced 'clear and sensible' recommendations, many of which we have already implemented," the university said in a statement.
The sensible realm, which is an imperfect image of the intelligible, also consists of levels: There are organisms, of which the sensible cosmos is one, comprising the other, lesser organisms.
Traditionally, energy was stored in the form of sensible heat which requires large volume of storage material.
The idea is to harmonise secrecy, intellectual-property and export-control regimes, all of which sounds sensible.
Many Internet companies already have similar language baked into their policies, much of which sounds sensible enough.
But divisions within the political duopoly have produced splinter parties, some of which have sensible ideas for putting Japan's economy back on track.
So far she has proposed league tables, more budgetary freedom for prison governors and accountability for hitting agreed performance targets, all of which is sensible and marks a return to the system we operated prior to 2010.
