Sentence examples for counter sense from inspiring English sources

Instead, Americans from Wall Street to the big box check out counter sense that trillions of dollars and millions of jobs disappeared because a lawless, rule less economy allowed a clever elite to game the system in a fundamentally un-American fashion.

Perhaps the man behind the counter sensed this shift in me, because he yelled out just then, "So what exactly are you doing again?" After my brief explanation he said, "Look, I can't feed you or host you, because rules are rules.

In a company known for its atmosphere of creative chaos, Mr. Weiss seemed to provide a countering sense of harmony to his wife's energy.

Some Americans are trying to counter the sense of complacency.

No one says anything but you don't need a Geiger counter to sense ambience adjustment.

Moleres told me that, above everything, the center seeks to promote the socialization of its residents, to counter the sense of isolation associated with this type of condition.

A young man exhuming mass graves tries to counter the sense of being drenched in the peaty smell of death; his antidote is to shut his eyes and try to decide "where he was.

One way to counter that sense of art only as business is through jokes, not least the one involving the cross-dresser pointing out the emperor's lack of clothes.

The Democrats, fortunate enough not to have a primary season to cover up, instead had to counter a sense of disengagement by the public.

His recapture provided a rare opportunity to counter the sense that the government is unable to contain the country's cartels and the horrific drug war violence that has killed well over 100,000 people in the last decade.

The game was open, fast, switching between control and counters, a sense of vertigo taking hold.