Sentence examples for sensibly named from inspiring English sources

Choose from, Lust, Karma, The Taste of Freedom or simply opt for the more sensibly named Orange Blossom.

And Jan Marini's Age Intervention conditioner, more sensibly named, worked wonders and was arguably worth its weight in dollars (170 of them).

MediaWhiz had previously purchased another sensibly named advertising startup, TextLinkAds, last November (TextLinkAds is a long time TechCrunch sponsor).

Facebook Camera's 14 filters are also more sensibly named with titles that describe how they change photos, such as Bright, Emerald, and Copper, rather than Instagram's less indicative Hudson, Sutro, and Brannan.

The Xperia Z Ultra might have more sensibly been named the Xperia Z Tablet Mini.

Now these eminent artists have formed an ensemble, named, sensibly if not imaginatively, the Kavafian-Schub-Shifrin Trio.

Leon Botstein, however, has sensibly decided to name the next Bard Music Festival, at Bard College (Aug. 7-9 Aug. 13-163-16), in honor of another composer: "Carlos Chávez and His World".

The star of this game is a child who has sensibly decided to name himself after his favorite comic book superhero, Pajama Man.

When Lewis lost in 1994 to a mediocrity named Oliver McCall, he sensibly robbed McCall of his trainer, Steward, and they have worked together ever since.

Quite rightly, even though it was comedic hyperbole, Inman's version of Tesla was countered by Alex Knapp at Forbes with the sensibly-named post, Nikola Tesla Wasn't God And Thomas Edison Wasn't The Devil.

As an aide-mémoire, he had very sensibly written the names of the notes in pencil on the bridge.