Sentence examples for fall sense from inspiring English sources
But current prosperity may have lulled voters into a fall sense of security.
"Clueless," based on "Emma," is already a hit; "Persuasion" opens in the fall; "Sense and Sensibility" is coming at Christmas; and "Emma" is being shot right now.
I felt sick election night, realizing I'd been suckered into a fall sense of complacency.
Her poems guided listeners through the peaks and valleys of recovery, and she created vivid characters -- a young child curls into Shel Silverstein while her peers recite Sunday prayers dutifully, an explorer's wit and curiosity keep her on the streets until dawn, an addict searches to extend the high but falls, senses dulled, back to himself, a mystic paints unseeable dimensions.
But, to the people who suffer their fall, the sense of diminishment is acute.
My first thought on hearing the immeasurably sad news of Seamus Heaney's death was a sensation of a great tree having fallen: that sense of empty space, desolation, uprooting.
And they answered that when doing up-cycling, the clothes were weak and unclean with trace of use in up-cycling material itself, falling the sense of satisfaction.
Hence, initially selling the call at a high implied volatility and buying the put after implied has fallen makes sense from a mathematical standpoint.
Before the Fall the senses were subject to reason; after the Fall this is reversed (Sen 253.12-15), for since then the mind has become more closely attached and even enslaved to the body.
America fell, and he, in a sense, fell with it.
