Sentence examples for considered sense of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Appiah admires those who vigorously act on their morals, on their considered sense of honor.

Jerome Correas brought a firm baritone, fluent ornamentation and carefully considered sense of character to his roles, Anacreon and Tisiphone.

With a carefully considered sense of which trunks belong on which trunk, and little patience for guys who hem or haw, the man is a Bravo sleeper hit waiting to happen.

By the time the state understands that climate change is increasingly urgent, manmade and that humanity cannot wait until 2050 to realise we have missed the targets, concerned people will be taking action, not out of retribution but out of a considered sense of duty and concern.

As Synofzik et al. observe, we may consider sense of ownership as emerging from multiple sensory cues and the absence of these cues in the paralysed limb might account for the feeling that it is an alien hand.

We chose n=40 so that our results can be compared with the simulation results in [3].. We considered sensing matrices of row dimension m=0.5n, 0.6n, 0.7n, 0.8n, where n=40.

Considering sensing quality of the nodes is among possible extensions of this work.

In this paper, we consider sensing regions of general shape, because this reflects a more realistic scenario.

A cogent defense of his action — and one that shows a well-considered sense of justice.

Frederick M. Lifshey New York, Dec. 22, 2008 • To the Editor: I am happy to hear that according to William Kristol, Vice President Dick Cheney has "a well-considered sense of justice".

"We believe the applicants failed to consider the sense of place in that historic district," Ms. Raab said.