Sentence examples for a constant sense from inspiring English sources
Ms. Upton described a constant sense of anxiety.
It's a constant sense of frustration that has bled over.
It can lead to a constant sense of being on alert, anticipating danger and feeling unsafe.
I have sort of a constant sense of trying to keep up with what's happening".
His stamina had virtually disappeared and a constant sense of fatigue assailed him.
Hiaasen has a constant sense of how easily brutality and ineptitude and inconsequence flow together.
On the other hand, when a constant sensing interval is considered, a larger PSDP yields better detection at each sensing duration, and thus achieves a larger TDP due to the reduction of expected detection latency.
During a constant sensing time duration, we model the detection problem on the sub-band k as one choosing between a hypothesis ( {H}_{0, k} ), which represents the absence of the primary signals, and an alternative hypothesis ( {H}_{1, k} ), which represents the presence of the primary signals, k ∈ {1, 2, …, K}.
There was a pretty constant sense of hostility and pressure from the Conservative government, within which there were zealots who would have seen the BBC privatised.
When I think back to that time, I recall an almost constant sense of grief.
This created an almost constant sense of desperation and anxiety in every Greyhound terminal I visited, which was exacerbated by the company's poor information dissemination practices with regards to delays and scheduling.
