Sentence examples for continuing sense from inspiring English sources

He has a continuing sense of wonder and amazement.

Finally, Capaldi pauses to reflect on his continuing sense of wonderment about Doctor Who, which has stretched from his earliest childhood to the present day.

But in contrast to most other philosophers, they work out of a continuing sense of human existence as a compelling drama.

Those with the fortitude to persevere — and only the hardiest even try — must battle the hopelessness brought on by a continuing sense of abandonment.

Perhaps it is a measure of the games industry's continuing sense of narrative and cultural illegitimacy that great developers still need to strive for the authentic.

In addition to providing a home to many Aboriginal people, these communities provide a continuing sense of identity through this ongoing connection to country.

Perhaps the time has come to decide whether dual-class stock makes continued sense and for either all companies or no companies to be able to adopt it.

Therefore, it can continue sensing the channel-and thus cancel the pending transmission-while the Zigbee device is switching towards transmit mode.

And nostalgia has much in common with the Freudian idea of melancholia a continuing, debilitating sense of loss, somewhere within which lies anger at the thing lost.

Since p44 paralogs are scattered throughout the genome on both DNA strands, any adjacent gene transcription that continues into sense or anti-sense p44 sequences will create "false transcripts," the conserved sequences of which are complementary.

"It just continues a sense of shame and humiliation".