Sentence examples for interior sense from inspiring English sources

All of us have some interior sense of balance, and mine is thrown off every time by the August garden.

One attribute of Puritanism art critics never mention is the interior sense of self-congratulation and superiority that is deeply embedded in the national character.

Trillaphon was a name for an antidepressant, the bad thing was the mostly indescribable interior sense of being constantly underwater with no surface, or of "every cell in your body being sick to its stomach".

But it also seems likely that the idea that the movies are, relatively speaking, recession-proof is right, and that in tough economic times Hollywood really does offer escapism (not just in an interior sense, but in a physical sense — the theater is an escape from work and home) for a relatively small price.

"Jennifer has a very deep and interior sense of music," said Wilson on the phone from Berlin.

Formally fearless and possessed of an interior sense wholly her own, her writing wastes no time with scenery and poise; her sentences are wired with psychosis, fixated on some kind of understanding of the dark maze of every day.

At the bottom of this conceptional order are the external senses, followed by the interior senses, the discursive power, the possible intellect, and finally the agent intellect at the very top.

The induced magnetic disturbances from the Earth's interior sensed by geomagnetic observatories have been utilized to reveal mantle electrical conductivity structures since this method was implemented (e.g., Banks 1969; Schultz and Larsen 1990; Constable 1993; Olsen 1999; Kelbert et al. 2009; Khan et al. 2011).

The major brain theory of the time was called the theory of the "inner (or interior) senses," the roots of which ran back to Aristotle (see Simon Kemp's book Cognitive Psychology in the Middle Ages, chapter 4).

Ultimately, Angelopoulos's themes are the great themes of exile and return, and the equivalent interior, spiritual sense of alienation and longing for peace.

A 2006 guide to the churches of Anglesey describes the church as "impressively large", and comments that the "steeply-pitched slate roof" gives the interior "a sense of space".