Sentence examples similar to pro sense from inspiring English sources

Players on all levels, from high school to the pros, sense this, and they always play better for the managers and coaches who put the team and the players first.

"It seems unlikely that Usain Bolt is doing what he does to benefit humanity in any simply pro-social sense," he said.

I agree with Iris's pro-individual sense of dressing and I believe that any creative act can be a form of personal expression".

But I am also pro-common sense.

But because of that, Americans have voted on countless ballot initiatives that have added or stricken new laws.Those battles, such as the two consecutive defeats for abortion bans in South Dakota or the multiple defeats of parental notification in California, should give pro-lifers and pro-choicers a sense of what they can get away with politically.

The headwaiter -- a companionable, consummate pro with a sense of humor as dry as grappa -- was if anything even more attentive than he was on my first visit.

In that sense, pro forma earnings can paint a more accurate picture of a company's true profitability than earnings calculated according to conventional accounting standards.

SpotCam seems to land squarely in the middle with their SpotCam Sense Pro line.

We homeschool our children, and Texas has the most liberal (in the old-fashioned sense) pro parent educational laws in the country.

I'm not singing, you know, singing American uniqueness here; but in your own case, how do you go from this stark background that you describe in this book, to having this open, pro-life, in the best sense of pro-life, attitude?

Baseball as "America's game", though still vastly profitable via TV franchises, ticket scalping and concessions, has long been supplanted by the more concussive (in all senses) pro football and hoop basketball.