Sentence examples for return to sense from inspiring English sources
It allows the instrument to judge the angles of return, to sense better the shape of the ice below.
Some observers argue it's a return to sense and an end to executive overreach.
To return to common sense, as usual, one sought refuge in Calvin Klein and Jil Sander.
Mr. Auburn said he wanted to return to the sense of "joy and experimentation" he felt at a time "when we had nothing and really knew nothing".
Policy makers and professionals in decision making roles are urged to return to common sense and logics that our Forefathers used to serve the public.
We also suggested that the USA policy makers and medical/cancer establishment to return to 'common sense' that our forefathers used to serve the public [22, 39, 44, 66].
As the housing market fails to return to any sense of normalcy, commercial real estate begins to collapse and manufacturers produce goods that cannot be purchased by debt-strapped consumers, the economy will falter.
Yet there was also the echo of other trucks hauling loads of earthquake debris as Napa Valley struggles to return to a sense of normalcy.
For Palestinian children, having a safe area for recreation helps them return to a sense of normalcy.
This final theme reflects the common view that patients wanted nothing more than to return to a sense of normalcy after surgery.
Senator Susan Collins (R Maine), chairwoman of the Senate committee that investigated the government response to the Katrina disaster, says, "Nearly a year after Hurricane Katrina, Gulf Coast residents are still struggling to return to a sense of normalcy.
