Sentence examples for sensible picture from inspiring English sources

If we believe that patients after coronary artery bypass, for instance, are different in their motivation to stop smoking from unselected general practice patients smoking at least one cigarette per day, and analyse them separately, a more sensible picture emerges (Table 1).

I soon found myself having to choose between different official statistics, and find increasingly elaborate ways to fit the various clashing numbers together into a sensible big picture.

Now there's a sensible number of pictures to admire, don't expect to see any of the portraits of artists and politicians that helped Kuba make his name.

Don't call Julie H. Simpson (pictured left) sensible.

The delicacy of Jien's lines and the elegance of his compositions make his phantasmagorical pictures seem sensible — not totally believable but certainly not freakish, exotic or out of touch with reality.

The common sense coordinates the impressions received by the individual senses, in order to produce a unified picture of a sensible object.

At first glance Herbart would seem to be presenting the Kantian picture of a chaotic sensible manifold, upon which a spontaneous Understanding could work its synthetic operations.

It said it was a "sensible precaution" due to an "uncertain" winter picture.

"He [Steadman] is a sensible man," she tells me, examining the fez picture.

This intelligent sense of the bigger picture enables Toibin to come up with sensible solutions to some famous conundrums in James scholarship.

"First Picture for a Show" is a witty and sensible place to start.