Sentence examples for notes a sense of from inspiring English sources

Abrupt details supply, in Carduff's notes, a sense of drama largely absent from Barbara Burkhardt's stately, exegetical "William Maxwell: A Literary Life" (2005).

Teeuw notes a sense of distrust, a feeling that – having once lost his love – there is no reason Amir will not lose his next lover.

Teeuw likewise notes a sense of dissatisfaction throughout the poems, writing that Amir seems to treat God as an entity that "only toys with humans, allowing them to be pushed aside and erased".

Finally — and most important — he noted "a sense of being closer to the music, usually referred to as presence.

For example, faculty noted "a sense of central administration taking over" as a potential barrier to changing instructional practices.

This essay has articulated a Zen Philosophy, though as anti-philosophy, by thematizing such topics as "overcoming dualism," "Zen-seeing," "Zen's understanding of time and space," "Zen person," and "Zen freedom," in which process is noted a sense of the movement from "not two" to "not one".

In Computer Gaming Worlds preview of Pool of Radiance in July 1988, the writer noted a sense of deja vu.

Reviewers noted a sense of melancholy in the vocals, suggesting that it could be attributed to the death of Kroknes.

Reviewers who gave Wipeout 3 lower marks noted a sense of disappointment that the series broke little new ground.

Recalling the event, Fripp remembers the sense of community at the event and the good weather, particularly noting a sense of goodwill backstage.

Three weeks before arriving at the hospital, he noted a sense of "fullness" in his ears; he said that spoken voices sounded muffled, and he had difficulty hearing telephone conversations.