Sentence examples for internal sense from inspiring English sources
It made internal sense to me.
Gender identity was defined as a person's "internal sense of gender".
But ethnicity, an internal sense of culture, place and heritage — that's more of a choice.
The device also helps to engineer the nightmarish internal sense of hubbub and horror.
Is it possible that learning new things might slow down our internal sense of time?
A good teacher gives a student constant feedback, an internal sense of how it feels and how it sounds".
In other words, the term "sex" in the phrase "on the basis of sex" meant "internal sense of gender".
(The idea is that a line should be pretty and make internal sense, but it's done when it's done; it's not counted off within measures).
It was not only that other Jews questioned her legitimacy, Rabbi Buchdahl said, but she also had her own internal sense of inauthenticity to contend with.
The Soviet siege mentality treats everything foreign with suspicion, betraying an internal sense of insecurity rather than any real external threat.
