Sentence examples for dominating sense from inspiring English sources
There was a premiere as well - Bruce Adolphe's "Dream Dance," a piece that echoes (and I wonder if intentionally) the odd combination of violin, cello, clarinet and piano of Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time". "Dream Dance" is music of many moods, movements and textures, but all these elements seem governed by one dominating sense of momentum.
"There is, for instance, the same dominating sense of Predicament.
There is a dominating sense that Colin Kaepernick will never play a down of professional football again. .
There is a dominating sense that Colin Kaepernick will never play a down of professional football again.
Optical satellite data is the dominating remote sensing method today, having the limitation that the correlation with biomass is weak and tend to saturate at low levels.
Evans, N., Gale, S., Schurger, A. & Blanke, O. Visual feedback dominates the sense of agency for brain-machine actions.
A variety of religious, philosophical, cultural, and political self-perceptions that dominate our sense of human identity are deeply challenged by this shift in perspective.
Nikki dominates my sense of this entire series because, really, she's living in the ultimate blended family.
In many mammals, the olfactory system dominates the senses, and the cerebral hemispheres consist largely of palaeocortex the "smell brain"—of lower vertebrates.
He was, in fact, a formidable attacking midfielder, prominent in two World Cups in the 1980s, initially a centre forward but, for most of his international career, a dominating figure in every sense, in central midfield.
