Sentence examples for sense of process from inspiring English sources

His teams attack, but they do so with a due sense of process.

What Reed achieves in that scene is what's missing from "Pitch Perfect": a sense of process, of discovery, of becoming.

What's missing from these photographs, those populated and not, is any sense of process, of context and consequence.

And too many kits are more science demonstrations than experiments, he said, which do not give a child "a sense of process, of answering questions," he said.

"I wanted to take the reader there, to give the reader that concrete sense of process, people working," Ms. Goodman said.

Its pacing is clumsy, with too little sense of process, of action unfolding in the camera's presence, of interviews developing dramatically.

For example, Rand denies the possibility of actualized infinities (as opposed to potential infinities, in the Aristotelian sense of processes that can be continued indefinitely), on the grounds that the axiom of identity requires every magnitude to be of some definite measurable extent.

This includes the sensing of process values (e.g., change of room temperature), initiating updates in the knowledge base, and generally collecting all information that is requested by the MAS from the automation devices.

But the overwhelming sense is of process, not concept.

"There has to be some sense of due process," he said.

Analysts concluded the Kremlin was revitalising an old project to fake a sense of political process.