Sentence examples for sensible ordering from inspiring English sources

In contrast, fragmentation trees are unordered, as there cannot exist any sensible ordering for the sub fragments of some fragment.

History is a series of random events organized in a seemingly sensible order.

It is the Democrats who must arrange some sensible order out of the present chaos.

Yet "The Sisters" keeps track of everyone with a minimum of confusion; things are revealed in a straightforward and sensible order, so that we always know where we are.

It's rare that a modern-dance concert hits all the right notes: a good length (leaving you wanting more but still feeling that you've got your money's worth); well-crafted pieces presented in a sensible order; alert, engaging performers with great technical skill; dances that show humor and drama in equal measure; and accessibility.

Plato, marrying Socrates' philosophy with that of Heraclitus, separated the universal, on the grounds that the sensible order, where Socrates had focused, was in flux".

It was a just a long list of page after page of Skills in no sensible order, and lacked a powerful search function, recommendations, lists, or other things that consumers now expect to find when browsing an app store.

The measurement properties of PU-QOL scales were largely supported as demonstrated through items that mapped out continua of increasing intensity and located items along those continua in a clinically sensible order.

When I was a child, this landmark birthday meant the start of life with a white cauliflower hairdo and sensible shoes ordered from a Sunday supplement; it meant the end of makeup.

Pulled-pork croquettes are a sensible way for the restaurant to use up the trimmings though less of a sensible thing to order.

David Cameron judged the rhetoric so inflammatory that he ordered "sensible and calm language" around immigration.