Sentence examples for balanced sense from inspiring English sources

Johansson played her, in "Hitchcock" (2012), and got everything right: the pertness and the curves, the nicely balanced sense of life as a sport and film as a job worth doing well.

Yet it is hard to argue that the US establishment has become infused with a deep-seated and balanced sense of justice.

In 1757, Edmund Burke published his treatise on the idea of the 'sublime', the exquisitely balanced sense of terror and pleasure that Coleridge experienced on Scafell.

"You should come out of it all with a real balanced sense of what people are forced to endure and what people go through".

If the Knicks are going to displace the Heat and make a run at the title, they will need a more balanced sense of aggression — a little less shot-hunting by Anthony, a little less headhunting by Smith.

Impressively, the playwright, Laura Marks, has managed to wrench something almost Greek out of yesterday's headlines and, with a supremely balanced sense of storytelling and an economic gift for language, announces herself here as a real talent to watch.

While I tend to agree with this conclusion, I wonder if you see a balancing sense of optimism underlying the novel?

Based on the computed SS-Trees, optimal sleep schedules and traffic engineering measures can be devised to balance sensing requirements, network communication constraints, and energy efficiency.

Theology, perhaps more than any field I've taken up so far in my life and nascent work, attests to this pervasive knee-jerk desire to balance sense-making with reverence, critical thought with faith, silence with articulation.

Experimental results show that the approach contributed an efficient method for balancing sensing and acting to accomplish given tasks in various uncertain conditions.

Through it all, Howies has balanced a sense of fun with doing the right thing.