Sentence examples for sensible self from inspiring English sources

He was and is smart, cool, ambitious and capable of sensible self evaluation.

In the cold light of a sober day, my sensible self tells me that I truly am the worst kind of person: the dickhead in the club.

Both Sumnall and Sessa stress that whether people are trying to avoid the worst excesses of the comedown or get a taste of the afterglow effects themselves, sensible self care measures such as rest, food, hydration, refraining from taking other drugs and not drinking a brewery, before, during and after taking MDMA, will all help your body and mind recover.

Ms. Burton makes her sensible, self-aware and kindly, with only a touch of fiery temperament, a nice woman but kind of a bore.

Then there's something about the blunt, weird gestures Mitchell makes — even his awful last gesture, putting his head in her lap — that cuts through that sensible self-possession.

Others, aware that those consequences could be life-threatening, are willing to engage in what they would regard as sensible self-censorship.

To Batman, Kyle's unwillingness to toe the line may seem like a mark of deceit, but to Selina herself it is simply sensible self-interest.

Mr. Eisenberg's über-nerd metamorphoses from a creepy show-off — he is ejected from a party he crashes after getting drunk and vomiting at the foot of a piano — to his mother's sensible, self-sacrificing caretaker and problem solver.

He is sure the takeover will work, claiming he has forecast an "eminently sensible", self-sustaining business plan for the club for the next two years that would have League Two rivals "casting envious glances".

This sensible self-sacrifice meshes with another trend: platform reduction.

The particular religious emotions, by contrast, are responses, some pleasant and some unpleasant, to changes in the finite or sensible self-consciousness.