Sentence examples for hidden sense from inspiring English sources

Promoting Castillo was one of those decisions that was so inexplicable that it had to make hidden sense, like using a goose as a watchdog.

Or so goes the hypothesis in the immensely interesting and even affecting book "The Hidden Sense: Synesthesia in Art and Science," by Cretien van Campen.

But perception is nine-tenths of the gnawing feeling that all three examples reveal a hidden sense of general snarkiness when journalists travel beyond Watford.

In any choice of explanations there is likely to be a hidden sense of priorities determining the definition of "civilization," or specifically the civilization of "Rome" or of "the classical world".

In other words, since the senses cannot grasp what is incorporeal or hidden, sense perception does not yield any knowledge of the essence of things but only of their accidents.

He noted a hidden sense of despair on the song, not immediately apparent on first listen.

Born in Tennessee, and trained as an engineer, Mr. Stonecipher has never hidden his sense of impatience.

A story is told or perhaps enacted whose details when interpreted are found to correspond to the details of some other system of relations (its hidden, allegorical sense).

By contrast, T. I. hides sense in sound.

Effectively, explains CEO Andreas Gal, the company has just packaged existing smartphone technology into a new housing – in Sense's case, a wooden stand with a sliding piece of curved glass on the front that hides Sense's always-on camera.

Mixed media cannot, however, hide the sense of community or the warmth beneath the outward cool.