Sentence examples for exactly this sense from inspiring English sources

It is exactly this sense of shortfall that Harry picks up on and exploits; as his malignity spread, I began to think of him less as a homicidal maniac and more as a peculiarly forceful career adviser.

Even more say they do not expect free and fair elections.Yet it is exactly this sense of defeatism and alienation that may let the Party of Regions, along with its parliamentary allies, extend its hold over the Rada (parliament), if not get a constitution-changing two-thirds majority.

It is exactly this sense of mash-up multiculturalism that many gays said had attracted them to Jackson Heights, along with its vast subway network and its housing stock, ample and relatively affordable apartments with luxurious gardens and ornate architectural flourishes.

(Schnieder [2007] argues that Bolzano was a possibilist in exactly this sense).

It is used in exactly this sense by Ibn Sīnā significantly, in the monograph on the rational soul considered to be his very last work.[3] Suhrawardī adopted the term for his version of knowledge based upon intuition, hikma dhawqiyya; in Ibn Kammuna's New Wisdom, hads and dhawq are synonymous (Langermann 2005, 300).

Indeed, if we suppose that ¬□¬φ (using Prior's defined sense of □) defines a weak sense in which φ is possible, it turns out that both the intuitively contingent ¬E!a and the contradictory Pa & ¬Pa are possible in exactly this sense.

No one knows, of course, exactly how this sense of regret affects an animal emotionally.

Jackson says: "At that point you are Greece, the runt of the litter searching for financial support and that is exactly what motivates this sense of fear".

An emerging class of dolls and toys is designed to give exactly that sense.

He expresses exactly that sense of the miraculous.' But how does he think we have lost our collective sense of wonder?

Dissertation support groups are designed to combat exactly that sense of isolation.