Sentence examples for recovered sense from inspiring English sources

The first was to apply to found an anarchy club, the second was to come to classes in a T-shirt on which she had written "Against Bush, Against Bin Laden" and "When I saw the dead and dying Afghani children on TV, I felt a newly recovered sense of national security.

Turning from the traditional understanding, modern scholarship for a time maximized the differences among the Gospels, but this was followed by the recovered sense of a complex unity as in fact characteristic of the Scriptures in their entirety (an important record in this regard is the 1993 report of the Pontifical Biblical Commission, The Interpretation of the Bible in the Church).

Without a recovered sense of relationship within the family of Abraham, hundreds of thousands will continue to be sacrificed in the name of peace.

Initially, recovered sense nc-rRNAs were hardly detectable using RT-PCR.

The Eisbären are a small but potent symbol of the East's recovering sense of itself, and how that revival could begin to help ease tensions.

"The exaltation of emotion and the naturalization of beauty — especially of beauty — imply a revolutionary impulse for a book it takes a certain violent act of historical imagination to recover" (Sense of Beauty, xxviii).

Nearly a decade on, it has recovered a sense of humour.

De Villota said she had not recovered her sense of taste or smell and that she frequently experienced headaches.

But it is to say that the BBC has still not recovered its sense of purpose from that episode.

No sooner had you recovered your sense of balance than Kubrick upended you again, to still more dizzying effect.

Thanks to an earlier beating, Mr Freeth, an emaciated, soft-spoken man of 40, has never recovered his sense of smell.