Sentence examples for sense of constant from inspiring English sources

That, he said, has created a sense of constant upheaval and insecurity.

The sense of constant discovery and the direct connection with his audiences have thrilled him.

Touring the rooms, a visitor is distracted by a sense of constant discovery, as in a marvelous antiques shop.

What's moving is its nonstop current, its sense of constant test and inquiry, and its physical diversity.

From the President's invitees, a hypothetical future historian might deduce that Americans lived with a sense of constant danger.

Nonetheless, we do miss the sense of constant, even division, of opening and closure, the reassurance of manifest artifice.

And the drawings and lithographs give a sense of his constant inquiry, through line, into spatial relationships.

It helps make sense of the constant barrage of information that comes with having a game every day.

The Internet delivers ugly fragments of report and rumor throughout the day, and with them a sense of nearly constant intimacy with violence.

And if it's the latter how am I to make sense of the constant alarm about USA's credit rating being raised in the news?

The reduction of synaptic activity, Dr. Huttenlocher concluded, is the brain pruning itself, refining its wiring as it learns and makes sense of the constant stimuli it processes.