Sentence examples for sense fresh from inspiring English sources

You have to realize that in a certain sense, fresh water and clear air is a luxury good as well — one that many impoverished people would gladly trade in for a steady job, enough to eat, and comfortable living conditions.

In this sense, fresh pasture and alfalfa are richer in C18 3n-3 C18 3n-3 21.8990 vs. 14.00 for GRE and alfalfa vs. HAY, respectively), which can stimulate the CLA production.

As the candidate locally dubbed Dubya flew off from home base here today on his final sprint for the presidency, Mark and Ed, the talk-show team on KLBJ-AM's dawn patrol were already sensing fresh material in the air.

When Mark meets Angela Vasquez (Catalina Sandino Moreno of the film "Maria Full of Grace"), a 28-year-old nurse-in-training from Puerto Rico, he senses fresh possibilities for being heard and understood.

But both share an interesting assumption, which is that the richest experience is wide awake, unclouded by drink or drugs, the senses fresh and lucid in their transparency to the world as it is - and finding in its colours and savours, its textures and transitions, the deepest resource of the value it affords.

Last week's concerts provided that bracing sense of fresh creation.

But the prospect of a Labour split does, in a sense, add fresh urgency to the argument.

One version of the 1950s was centred on the United Nations, with a sense of fresh unity and understanding, optimism even.

Republicans sense a fresh opening surrounding Mr. Obama, after painful budget talks, sustained high unemployment and the lowering of the nation's credit rating.

A little too much heat, a little too long in the pot, and you lose that sense of fresh ripeness that makes tomatoes so great.

The Syrian government and the opposition have battled to a bloody stalemate after 20 months, at a cost of more than 30,000 lives, and there is a sense that fresh diplomatic opportunities might change the dynamic.