Sentence examples for gained sense from inspiring English sources

Importantly relaxation is incompatible with feelings of tension, worry and anxiety, all of which are often highly relevant for cancer patients: "Gained sense of peace, my first session I just cried and the therapy gave me the time to relax and reflect.

Criminal prosecutions help victims re-gain sense of status as rights holder and so enhance dignity (Nino 1998, Bennett 2008).

He also stated that "computers are gaining senses," something that "will result in their ability to understand".

He also stated that "computers are gaining senses," something that "will result in their ability to understand". Krzanich is correct in that computers are becoming increasingly sensory.

In doing so, you probably gained a sense of how much effort each application will require.

With improvement she gained a sense of optimism and control over her body.

At some point in the early 1960s the play gained a sense of momentum, believes Sir Stephen.

"I gained a sense of perspective on him that I'd needed," he said, talking about his father.

Concurrently, it gained a sense of eccentricity, as in an 1810 use of "having a screw loose".

Direct experience (E d ) denotes experience gained through sense perception.

Clearly, the second time around in the corner office, he has gained a sense of urgency.