Sentence examples for a severe sense from inspiring English sources

The paper's conclusion: only if you have "a severe sense of humor failure".

A severe sense of pressure in the ear is accompanied by pain and a decrease in hearing.

The Dutch had most of the early possession, and when they went ahead in the 11th minute it became a possibility that their sombre looks may have indicated a severe sense of purpose rather than a petulant resignation.

The motion reportedly alleges that "the College authorities seem to have suffered a severe sense of humour loss".

"I hold a very severe sense of crisis," Mr. Hirai said at a news conference Thursday, a day after being tapped to succeed Sony's president and chief executive, Howard Stringer, in April.

Mr. Hirai has said that he was taking the reins at Sony with "a very severe sense of crisis".

Our data show that the homozygous case displays severe sense and antisense RNA foci pathology when compared to the heterozygous cases, with a higher proportion of neurons containing foci and also more foci per cell.

Weber (2005, Ch. 4) argued that the Racker-Stoeckenius experiment can be viewed as a severe test in the sense of Mayo (1996).

New separation from the military with zero employment can be a severe blow to our sense of self-esteem and self-worth.

Analysts say the gains reflect the market's sense that a severe nuclear catastrophe that seemed possible at the end of the day on Wednesday appeared far less likely Thursday morning.

(Mr. Hayman was treated for a severe zinc deficiency and regained his sense of taste).