Sentence examples for feeling of chance from inspiring English sources

By that the imbalance of songs among classes is better reflected, and one has a good feeling of chance level: for mean recall this simply depends on the number of classes, which in our case are three throughout, as we consider valence and arousal separately.

The feeling of chance drawing Kessels to these photographs encircles the delightful collection with an air of mystery, revealing the thin line between being immortalized and being forgotten.

It appears, Bronwen, that you have been faithful to Pollock's working methods in your application of the black abstract patterns first, though, unlike Pollock, resorted to the use of a brush, the sweeps reminding the audience of your hand, an assertion of authorship, rather than Pollock's more detached methods which give a greater feeling of chance and control at play.

There was a feeling of last chance about it.

"But I do not think we have had this many late signings in the past and the day really had a feeling of last-chance saloon about it.

Many of the country's youth hope to emigrate, feeling their chance of having a say in a participatory political system is over, and looking for a better standard of living.

"You like to have that feeling of fighting for that chance to be in, even if it's remote".

But it has been feeling more vulnerable to the whims of chance.

If fever and an overall feeling of illness is present, chances are you may have an infection.

There's more to the world than appreciating a good story from a bad story, or a happy, jubilant fic from a dark, intense fic of feelings, and for that one review of chance, make sure it's a good review.

" 'Lost Our Lease' can speak to the feeling of being exhausted, and 'Last Chance' is everything coming to an end.