Sentence examples for gathering sense from inspiring English sources
He studied economics, with a gathering sense of frustration.
Scotland's gathering sense of itself has become interwoven with its changing society.
There is a gathering sense that the eco-towns initiative hangs in the balance.
The gathering sense of a coming spectacle being marketed, consumed and, even now, mythologised (those foxes!) is everywhere.
It's hard to spend time driving around Long Island today without a gathering sense of cognitive dissonance.
The second speaker, however, lively and engaging, banished the gathering sense that this was a daft idea.
The ABC sees itself as part of the media landscape, that from a news-gathering sense, it is an organisation that can co-exist alongside News Ltd and Fairfax.
That night, with Hart's old Yale Law friend and campaign manager Henkel standing in for him at the election night gathering, the sense of excitement, and anticipation of still more to come, was very strong.
The problem of the conventional method is, during gathering of sensed data each node transmits its sensed data directly to the base station for which it will deplete its power quickly.
Emerson enunciates how "reason," which to him denotes the intuitive awareness of eternal truth, can be relied upon in ways quite different from one's reliance on "understanding"—i.e., the ordinary gathering of sense-data and the logical comprehension of the material world.
One of the introduced challenges is the gathering of sensed data at a central node of the network, where delivery delay, precision, and robustness to network changes are emerging issues.
