Sentence examples for dominant sense from inspiring English sources

The second, and ultimately dominant, sense is reported with the origin implicit: "Proper respect.

The dominant sense in Whitehall was there would be a potential humanitarian problem.

"We can become too reliant on our eyes, which is our most dominant sense," he said.

The dominant sense in which the contemporary study of religion is understood is the descriptive sense.

Last year, a paper published in the journal Chemosensory Perception looked at matching pitches and instruments with odours (smell being the dominant sense in flavour appreciation).

In much of the world, the dominant sense of time is coming to resemble, in some respects, the catastrophism of Hitler's era.

Sure, other factors such as texture, temperature and touch sensations play a part, but taste and smell are the dominant senses here, right?

We worry about so many physical things in golf — when to turn our hips or hinge our wrists, how to rotate our shoulders or pivot the back foot — but do we have any feel for our most dominant senses?

Graphene/polymer ratio was found to be important parameter in defining the dominant sensing mechanism and sensor performance.

In mice, as nocturnal rodents, olfaction and hearing are considered the more dominant senses for perception of objects at a distance; however, mouse vision is appreciated as an important contributing sense despite an estimated 20/2000 acuity [ 4, 5].

Although right cerebral hemisphere is dominant for sense of emotion [ 46], some previous articles did not show the same result as ours.