Sentence examples for protective sense from inspiring English sources
Often in her novels it's children who embody the long-hidden truths that shatter a family's protective sense of itself.
Perhaps I've developed a special protective sense that has allowed me to avoid the plague of D.J. booths that some restaurants offer along with a menu.
RELIGION (or perhaps the passionate, protective sense of identity that religions engender) has an extraordinary way of triggering disputes about matters that make no difference in the real world.
It's equally evident in the way Mr. Roberts's angular postures embody what Larry calls his "protective sense of humor," and in the complicitous glances he exchanges with Anna, confirming their status as the sole members of an exclusive club based on irony.
Technology, with its promise of both faux-intimacy and a protective sense of removal, does not alone explain the bizarre and still unfolding story of Te'o, who claimed that the love of his life died of leukemia last September after also suffering from a serious car crash.
After some days or maybe weeks, the protective sense of newness transforms into an irritating feeling of pervasive unfamiliarity.
Regaining protective touch sense, the ability to feel the limb and to recognize the fact that it is touching an object, helps protecting the limb from additional injury and allows some hand function.
"Now, these protective, common-sense measures will be required of all operators across the state," he said.
A protective mis-sense mutation in TRIM5 had the highest frequency in Biaka compared to other African populations, as did a protective allele for APOBEC3G, which codes for an anti-HIV-1 restriction factor.
By contrast, in our survey of Pygmies we found that a protective mis-sense mutation in TRIM5 (rs10838525) [ 39], which would have beneficial effects for individuals infected by HIV-1, was in the highest frequency in Biaka compared to other African populations (Table 1).
So to be safe, filing a protective claim makes sense.
