Sentence examples for sensible to both from inspiring English sources

A renowned theoretician, Wŏnhyo was the first to systematize Korean Buddhism, bringing the various Buddhist doctrines into a unity that was sensible to both the philosophers and the common people.

The manga is drawn in a seinen, action-y, and gritty style, but it shines through that a fellow girl made this comic because it's sensible to both the male and female characters without sexualizing them too much or falling into boring female character tropes.

For this purpose, we used a task sensible to both, SCA2 gene mutation [24] and cerebellar damage [25].

Both groups were tested in a prism adaptation task known to be sensible to both motor performance and visuomotor learning deficits.

Given the relative strengths and weaknesses of both variable- and person-focussed resilience methodologies, it seems sensible to use both types of methods in combination in the same study (e.g., [ 12, 84]).

Wouldn't it have been sensible to hold both the Lisbon referendum and a referendum on the abolition of the concept of blasphemy from the constitution on the same day, cutting down on costs?

It would seem sensible to optimise, not maximise, both the accrual and the number of participating centres.

The fifth grade seems to be the period of reading development in which the participants are sensible to morphological primes in both SOA conditions: 60 and 250 ms.

Hence, the vision needs to attract constituencies, but more so has to be logical and sensible to the majorities of both sides, in order to facilitate its implementation.

As the objectives are common to both, it would be more sensible to aspire to them together rather than separately.

As only a third of women in the sample were in employment in both 1971 and 1981, it was not sensible to derive this measure for women.