Sentence examples similar to have some basic sense of from inspiring English sources
But this ought to give you some basic sense of how the math works.
In some basic sense, of course, Rorty thought his ideas were right.
I'm no big animal rights crusader, but I do have some basic common sense.
Have some basic knowledge about roasting.
These officials have no basic sense of truth.
But as Gary Younge argued recently, his plain-spoken delivery is taken as a token of sincerity by his followers, who "have not come to be entertained; they have come … to have a basic sense of decency reflected back to them through their politics".
But because the current Census is as backward as the last one when it comes to stepfamilies, we won't even have a basic sense of how many there are in the U.S. any time soon--or how to help them stay together.
In particular, the girls that I spoke with did not feel safe – they did not have the basic sense of security that they need to thrive.
Obama trusted his judgment and seemed to have assumed that impressive people in his own party must have a certain basic sense of integrity — and that impressive people in the other party must want to work with him.
When a country recognizes homosexual marriage, it has lost its basic sense of right and wrong.
