Sentence examples for has sense from inspiring English sources

The user has sense, in terms of comfort and understanding, of: where is that person from?

NO. 14 CORNELL Insert "committee has sense of humor" joke here and pick the smart kids from Palo Alto.

"You're saying he has sense enough to keep his mouth shut?" "And that is a great contribution," Jackson replies smoothly.

I hope to hell when I do die somebody has sense enough to just dump me in the river or something.

But many of Blink's best songs endure because they turn inward: the lovelorn boy has sense enough to wonder what's wrong with him.

The strict impartiality of nature is a sobering thing to contemplate; she does not concern herself with right & wrong, & thinks nothing of obliging an evil man who has sense enough to lie down in the shade of a tree.

The beauty industry has sensed my weariness.

(v) Since every experience stands in the required relation to an experience with only sense-data as its objects, every experience has sense-data rather than material things as its objects.

Hence, if one experience has only sense-data as its objects, and not material things, and a second experience has as its objects something that we cannot discriminate on the basis of introspection from the objects of the first experience, then the second experience also has sense-data rather than material things as its objects.

Household nutmeg contains myristicin, a hallucinogen that has sense-altering effects in larger doses.

3. Smart leaders have sense.