Sentence examples for primary sense from inspiring English sources

A bat's primary sense is sonar.

The first is reality in its usual, primary sense: the reality of the world & its events..

The first is reality in its usual, primary sense: the reality of the world & its events.

They are also largely diurnal and rely upon sight as their primary sense.

Vision is the primary sense used by pike to detect and capture prey.

Elvis Costello was the bandleader in the most primary sense on Wednesday night at the Beacon Theater.

The primary sense of the term in the European Middle Ages is "knights," or "fully armed and mounted fighting men".

What made the difference was whether people found their primary sense of self inside the game or in the world.

Where money once provided me with my primary sense of security, I now find it in friends and the local community.

The nose is the primary sense organ in this dining room, at least until the first basket of focaccia arrives, when the mouth takes over.

But the word's meaning was no longer just "a power-sharing arrangement among national and regional sovereignties"; its primary sense had become "a strong central government".