Sentence examples for its senses from inspiring English sources

Everything any living organism knows about the world comes to it through its senses.

Then it came to its senses.

Perhaps they think Cyprus will have to come to its senses if it is ever to reopen its banks.

The world waited for the academic institution that employed him to come to its senses, but it didn't.

The idea is that when a mosquito encounters the infra-red curtain, its senses are overwhelmed and it flies away.

The live animal is fully present with all its senses active, especially when it is graceful.

"It brought the FBI to its senses.

The so-called troika decided that it was time Greece was brought to its senses.

How much more financial ruin will it take for Washington to come to its senses?

It's good to see that Congress has finally come to its senses.

As he reassures the reader, "It's History that's sick, that's taken leave of its senses, not me".