Sentence examples for excluding sense from inspiring English sources

While the three writers specifically cited – Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams, Federico García Lorca – are homosexual, this isn't in a narrow, excluding sense a gay picture.

A strong negative correlation (-86 %; Table 3) with the reduction state of ascorbate, but absence of correlation with the ascorbate content (K = 0.23; Table 3) excludes sensing the ascorbate availability.

Israeli born dancer and choreographer Dana Ruttenberg presents "Naba 2.0". Ruttenberg seeks to create works that engage all the senses, not excluding the sense of humor, and to expand the existing audiences for dance.

Having served on the Senate Intelligence Committee, he had seen how the community hoarded secrets and overvalued them to the point of excluding common sense.

Hypersensitivity or hyperesthesia Increased sensitivity to stimulation, excluding the senses [20].

Note that T − τ − T R T ̄ cont j 2 + T S denotes the average number of successfully transmitted packets in one particular cycle excluding the sensing and reporting phases.

"There was a delicacy that prevented [his] making of personal claims upon others," wrote two of his students, "and that excluded any sense of proprietorship over their work.

Actively replicating genomes are preferentially encapsidated and packaging is biased to exclude negative-sense strands, although the mechanism of this is not understood (Nugent et al., 1999).

Describing taste is extraordinarily difficult, especially if you are obliged to use the language of ordinary sensation, ruthlessly excluding terms that make sense only to a food insider.

Excluding some drugs makes sense — if there's a cheaper equivalent or little evidence that one drug is more effective than another, a substitution is eminently reasonable.

Outsourcing lucrative games to the bowls has never made financial sense, but excluding the long-entrenched bowl system could be tricky politically.