Sentence examples for sense of consequences from inspiring English sources

And, as Mr. Bellow said, he has a "weak sense of consequences".

But here's how it began: "When I think of issues like Iraq, of how we went into it — no planning, no preparation, no sense of consequences, of where we were going, how we were going to get out, went in without enough men, no exit strategy, those kind of things — I'll speak out, I'll go against my party".

In a typical Hollywood action movie, characters are brutally dispatched without a sense of consequence.

But, more important perhaps, the novel seems, disturbingly, to lack any realistic sense of consequence.

She was hungry for sensual experience but had, in her own delicate phrase, "a delayed sense of consequence".

"There's a documentary panache to his depiction of Brooklyn and its history," Mark Rozzo wrote in The Los Angeles Times, citing "an acutely rendered sense of consequence, of the way criminal acts — and personal histories — radiate to affect entire communities".

As the wider world intrudes on the studied naïveté of "Brick Lane" (someone tells Hasina of "singer in USA country she call Britainy Spear"), the book moves toward an angry social upheaval that lends it a final sense of consequence.

But Ozzie was on fire, and in his testosterone-amped condition with seemingly little sense of consequence, he took the blow and returned it with one of his own.

But at the end of the day, there never seemed to be any sense of consequence.

Arianna displays a sense of consequence: why bomb if the most it can accomplish is to delay production of a weapon by a few years?

I have two personal suggestions: let's all condemn murder, not all Muslims; and everyone should have a sense of consequence.