Sentence examples for sensible to express from inspiring English sources

On a UMLS concept level it is, without doubt, sensible to express this in a relational form, such as ' prevents (contraceptive drugs; pregnancy)'.

Myth takes the form of a story and represents the imaginative use of materials drawn from sensible experience in order to express a religious meaning surpassing the sensible world.

It is usually more graceful to express gratitude – as he does – with sensible reservations than the other way around, is it not?

Rather it is a notion which is formed in order to express the intertwining of the sensate and the sensible, their intertwining and their reversibility.

You've decided to go against all the sensible advice of your well-meaning friends and relatives and chosen to express yourself creatively.

Is the event something that any sensible person would automatically be outraged by and therefore it's pointless to express outrage?

Some have argued that smooth annual discounting functions are more sensible than the step-functions implied by such time horizons, such as those used to express the warming "costs" of an emission (Smith and Haigler 2008).

More sensible men's advocates, meanwhile, maintain that men are still straitjacketed by old expectations, and given no room to express vulnerability, doubt, or any emotion besides anger.

But he did manage, in the televised leaders' debates, to articulate sensible, liberal positions on immigration and on European integration that many Labour ministers might share but would be afraid to express.

Subsequently, it is more sensible to consider only differentially expressed set of genes for further comparisons.

Because TLR9 agonist effects are focused on moDC and because human moDC express TLR9 and are sensible to CpG (Hoene et al, 2006), the addition of CpG opens new perspective for the formulation of adjuvant combinations.