Sentence examples for alone sense from inspiring English sources

Because the second vote elects candidates from lists drawn up by party bosses, it sometimes brings into parliament people who have little knowledge of, let alone sense of direct responsibility for, voters on the ground.

"But I, without even the aid of thought, by direct intuition alone, sensed that I owed them a week's rent.

The magnetic sense must therefore be addressed as an additional and stand-alone sense, besides vision, hearing, olfaction, taste, electroreception and mechanosensation.

The embedded processing power and rich FPGA resource make it possible to build a stand-alone sensing system; however, due to the hardware programming and embedded environment, it is also more difficult to design and debug.

Since only a moment or two offers anything like a visceral jolt, let alone a sense of actual physical danger, the action offers the sense of viewing a shoot schedule and a work plan developing through the images onscreen.

Under the railway bridge, the club's rule about not going out alone made sense.

When you're alone, your sense of achievement has a hollow ring to it.

History alone makes sense of the quirks in our institutions, and the Bank of England, founded in 1694, is no exception.

Let us hope that, in the process, he doesn't smother its lighter touch, let alone its sense of humour.

Many firms feel they have no choice but to deal with it, and some already resent its clout.For the moment, leaving Facebook alone makes sense.

It also has the virtue of standing alone: the sense of context that a familiarity with the opera provides is not entirely necessary.