Sentence examples for essential sense from inspiring English sources

For them, it is their cultural expression, their essential sense of self.

I said "Bildungsroman" — in some essential sense "Dreams from My Father" was fictionalized.

They are in every essential sense, only auxiliaries of the state for the purposes of local government.

But (inevitably) Tate has surrounded it with a floor barrier to keep the public's feet back, and its essential sense of risk is lost.

He deals with heavy subjects on "Beat," notably the death of his father, but doesn't sacrifice his essential sense of grace.

The paintings would be different in some essential sense if we found them discarded in an alley or hanging reverently in someone's home.

Air data probes provide essential sensing capabilities to aircraft.

The manufacturing procedure of long-gage fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensor chosen in the experiment is firstly presented, followed by an experimental study on the essential sensing properties of the long-gage macro-strain sensors and the results verify the excellent sensing properties, in particular the measurement accuracy and dynamic measuring capacity.

In this regard, it is essential to "sense" that the earth is "our common home" and, in our stewardship and service to all, to choose the path of dialogue rather than the path of unilateral decisions.

That includes ensuring a strong gainful employment rule, one that implements an essential, common sense principle: Federal aid should only go to career education programs that effectively train students and help them build careers.

RDR6 is involved in the production of the endogenous 21 nt trans-acting siRNAs and also essential for sense transgene-induced PTGS [ 12, 13].