Sentence examples for back to sense from inspiring English sources

"He could be perverse both in argument and behaviour, but in the former he would wriggle back to sense and in the latter he would apologise in such an engaging manner that it was difficult to be angry for long.

By replicating the jungle, she brings herself back to sense memory, while still technically safe inside her cabana.

We need to get back to that sense of civility.

The book sent me back to "shrew, sense 1".

"Let us think back to the sense of unity that prevailed on 9/11," Mr. Obama said.

We got back to that sense of urgency, or whatever you want to call it.

It was good to be back to some sense of normality.

Things will happen; things will get back to some sense of normality, I believe this year".

Before he goes mad with doubts, however, Nature brings him back to common sense, to unjustifiable beliefs.

Does Senator John McCain's approach to the Iraq war go back to a sense of gratitude toward President Richard M. Nixon?

So, that's present in all of these moments, but equally present–I want to get back to this sense of blankness.