Sentence examples for sense of looking from inspiring English sources

Have we lost a sense of looking without mediation?

Bowers had the dizzying sense of looking into a mirror only to behold David Sumner.

I wanted that slightly ironic sense of looking at history from a distance.

The effect gives the audience the sense of looking down a narrowing hallway.

I like the sense of looking in a mirror and not being displeased".

There is always the sense of looking, at one time, through a dozen windows.

Ros Coward, the author of Speaking Personally, a book about the rise of subjective and confessional journalism, detects an "underlying smugness" in what she dubs "faux self-deprecation", adding: "There is this sense of, 'Look at me! Look at me!

Sleaford Mods, though, are nobody's spokesmen, so these other stories are interpolated awkwardly and randomly, without any evident link to the main thrust of the documentary, other than a general sense of Look How Bad Things Are.

I mean, it was really a sense of, look, there is something going on here, and it isn't clear to most people; and it was clear to me.

The new code gives homeowners as well as developers "a common-sense way" of looking at older buildings, he said.

This form of sense-making of looking forward rather than retrospectively, is part of the macrocognitive process of anticipatory thinking [ 48].