Sentence examples for before sense from inspiring English sources

"Sound before sense," as he put it.

Maradona was apparently seconds away from omitting Inter's hero before sense prevailed.

They put loyalty before sense and reason in their politics and in their lives.

The Socceroos coach called it "a classic example" of the sport's decision-makers putting profit before sense.

Strangely, he said the opposite in London a few weeks ago, arguing that such a view might cause a bank to put glory before sense.

I find something missing without the artful Austenian bile: "She had nothing to say one day that she had not said the day before" ("Sense and Sensibility").

a Before sensing sector selection and b after selection.

It's only when the drop has happened that what has gone before makes sense in the flow of time.

With many singers of comparable virtuosity, one hears the words as something of an afterthought; musical ravishment comes before dramatic sense.

Ms. Fanaros, a nurse, had driven home from work during some of the storm's roughest conditions the night before, hoping sense memory would illuminate what the storm obscured.

Many assume that what worked before makes sense now, without really thinking things through.