Sentence examples for eventual sense from inspiring English sources

The names change, the weapons change, but the terror doesn't, the resignation doesn't, the eventual sense one gains, quickly or slowly, but surely, of the likelihood of death or maiming or, possibly, of escape "back to the world," that doesn't change.

The turn of the mahogany banister in the mansion at Elm Court is the primal form of exultation in an arrangement by Phil Spector or George Martin or of the eventual sense of a movie as the work of the supreme artificer behind the machinery, the director.

Discovery and its board of directors are to be congratulated for their change of heart and eventual good sense in pulling the program but one wonders what would make them, or anyone else for that matter, think that a mock autopsy of Michael Jackson for our viewing pleasure, would be acceptable?

For most issues, a sliding scale of cloture votes, to allow for extended debate but also force eventual votes, makes sense.

Hard Spun took the lead soon after breaking from the gate, and led the pack of twenty horses through the final turn and into the stretch run, before being passed in the final strides by the eventual winner, Street Sense.

Fortunately, the Cypriot Parliament balked at that, and the eventual plan makes more sense.

The credit crunch is thanked, but I think it's more down to the eventual emergence of common sense.

Now, in Hebron and perhaps 20 or 30 other settlements that seem likely to become part of an eventual Palestinian state, the settlers sense that an Israel that once saw them as pioneers rejects them as liabilities.

But if financing can be found, the eventual aim for the remote sensing technology is larger, said Dr. Romain Murenzi, chairman of physics department at Clark Atlanta University and a senior principal investigator at the Center for Theoretical Studies of Physical Systems there.

Mr. Tafti is better as Khadim, whose brooding sense of disquiet and eventual antagonism keep us guessing — at least for a while — about his motives and behavior.

A losing finalist at Euro 2008 and a beaten semifinalist at the 2010 World Cup (both times to eventual champion Spain), Holland has the sense that its time has come.