Sentence examples for necessary sense from inspiring English sources

The live edition's necessary sense of pageantry came with the departures of longtime favourite Lloyd and newish favourite Andrea.

A stroll through summertime Berlin makes clear why Mrs. Merkel might lack the necessary sense of urgency.

I graduated with a couple of decent stories and a daunting but necessary sense of how much harder I would need to work.

Mowlam, an irrepressible optimist, would wander the corridors, pop into the parties in other rooms, pick up intelligence and exude the necessary sense of momentum.

One reason that the soldiers seemed as if they were playing a video game is that, in a morbid but necessary sense, they were.

Any woman making art at Frankenthaler's level in the 1950s did so, at least in part, from a necessary sense of defiance.

And has apparently now managed to pack all the necessary sensing tech into a single, front-facing camera lens.

(Back in 2014 the company reportedly accounted for roughly 40perr cent). And has apparently now managed to pack all the necessary sensing tech into a single, front-facing camera lens.

Knowing that this was coming doesn't make it any less brutal, but playing everything out so explicitly detracts from something necessary: a sense of pity.

In the centralized strategy, a center cooperator and a control channel are necessary to sense the licensed channels collaboratively and to allocate the idle channels, respectively.

A more realistic input is needed to investigate the spatial dynamics and regulation necessary to sense a gradient, convert this shallow external gradient into a more dramatic intracellular response, and actively correct the direction of the projection extension.