Sentence examples for sense of underlying from inspiring English sources
All music emerges out of silence, but you sense here a particular sense of underlying stillness.
Keith Jarrett's score for "Of Night, Light & Melanin" is predictably long, and Mr. Fagan's choreography meanders a bit despite its strong sense of underlying drama.
White's sense of underlying unease has been compounded by the stresses of concertedly promoting that album around the globe, a factor that may or may not have played a role in December's fracas.
It told the Guardian: "Usually with a CVA there is a sense of underlying problems, and when they have gone through before it has not staved off the inevitable".
It seemed tannic and closed when we tasted it, yet its sense of underlying fruit led us to believe that with a year or two more of age this wine could offer a great deal of pleasure.
The attacks of 2001 were still raw and there was a tension and sense of underlying aggression on both sides.
Were share prices to fall to levels that make more sense in terms of underlying earnings, and stay there, the effect on spending as consumers realise they are poorer than they thought might then be severe.
While Labour has now finally recognised the challenge that Ukip represents, it must now devote serious effort to making sense of the underlying causes.
It was not a typical cry for help and it was delivered in a between-the-lines, slightly coded manner but the sense of urgency underlying Steve McClaren's latest appeal for new signings should not be ignored.
The "seasonal factors" the department uses to adjust the data to provide a better sense of the underlying trends had expected a large increase in both initial and continued claims.
By the end of the course, participants will have not just a deep picture of how all this works, but also a sense of the underlying theory, the current set of research and engineering challenges, and even some cloud computing technology options that work in the lab but have yet to enter wide practice in the field.
