Sentence examples for rather sense from inspiring English sources

The publisher may be to blame, but you rather sense that Mr Demetz himself prefers the pleasures of the intellect.

And it's full circle, back to another "Hello" you really don't want addressed to you, because you rather sense it's not going to be followed by an offer of a coffee and a flapjack in Pret.

If, rather, sense (3) is intended, the assumption would be fine, because tautologous (a quality cannot occur without a quality occurring); but the objection's premise would be, in effect, a flat and question-begging denial of strong representationalism, saying that the relevant representation can occur without a sensory quality occurring.

Contrary, ASJ neurons, which can release insulin and possibly other signals to prevent dauer-entry, may rather sense unfavorable cues like pheromones, and thus likely become inhibited [20].

However, no clear mechanisms have been identified by which the TOR pathway would detect extracellular nutrients and the more recent work suggests that the TOR proteins rather sense intracellular nitrogen availability, in particular mobilization of nitrogen reserves from the vacuole/lysosome.

These sensors do not detect the weight of a vehicle, but rather sense how much it disturbs an electromagnetic field.

As already remarked, the most widely held view historically concerning the strictly sensory aspect of immediate or given experience is that what is given in such experience is not public physical objects, but rather sense-data (or sometimes sensa): private, non-physical entities that actually possess the various sensory qualities that a person experiences.

Rather, senses are enhanced, consciousness and memory sharpened.

He believes that there is a world less seen, but rather sensed, "and it is this endless appreciation and exploration of the world that, for me, comes most naturally through the medium of photography".

Rather, a sense of serenity envelops me.

It rather made sense, they told them afterwards.