Sentence examples for secondhand sensing from inspiring English sources

"This whole experience made me aware of this paradox in foodie culture, which is that we settle for secondhand sensing," Bosker said.

What we are left with, in "Allied," is an overwhelming sense of the secondhand.

The secondhand stress from taking on board other people's sense of urgency can be overwhelming if you don't learn to manage it well.

Open Mon-Fri 11am-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 11am-5pm Small but chock-full, Dreadnought is a secondhand bookstore run by a communist bibliophile with a strong sense of community.

He does not seem to have responded to visual art in the usual sense; his firsthand experience of art was mostly secondhand — books and prints and etchings seen on Fourth Avenue.

Mr. Bloomberg said the ban made sense because it would cut the health risks of secondhand smoke and reduce littering by smokers.

It makes sense that the U.S. would push back against the secondhand clothing ban, considering that used clothing is a lucrative industry involving multiple sectors.

Any chance we get to reconnect with that sense of awe is gratifying, even if the experience is secondhand, through a period-piece artifact.

JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT'S sense of style, much like his work, was wild, colorful, oddly elegant and entirely unique: secondhand flight suits worn with a shaved blond mohawk; Adidas sweatshirts sported under natty pinstriped jackets; loose white shirts paired with suspenders and a silk scarf; and Armani suits, paint-splattered from his work.

"Crisis in Six Scenes" starkly conveys the wistful yet not regretful sense that his sixties were secondhand and spectatorial.

* All smoke is secondhand.