Sentence examples for its basic sense from inspiring English sources

When a country recognizes homosexual marriage, it has lost its basic sense of right and wrong.

Eisenhower asked the country to maintain its basic sense of balance.

But helping a country switch out its basic sense of itself, and thrive.

He restores the term "hip" to its basic sense — being knowledgeable about deep, arcane, and vital things, having a survivalist sensibility in the menacing corners of society high and low.

Turn off wi-fi and data connections and only use your phone in its basic sense for making calls".

The concept of cause in its basic sense is acquired through our experience of matter-of-fact regularity: it is one that relates phenomena to other phenomena and not phenomena to noumena.

It was all a mirage, and for Teixeira, it offended his basic sense of fair play.

As Kofi Annan, the former U.N. secretary general, put it: "State sovereignty, in its most basic sense, is being redefined".

How could it grasp the human condition in its most basic sense?

"Migration, in its most basic sense, is a response to a changing climate," Dr. Farnsworth said.

In the US, it was typically known as slacker chic, which segued into the "hipster" aesthetic, which was, in its most basic sense, an attempt to recreate authenticity.