Sentence examples for sense of which from inspiring English sources

What is missing, though, is a sense of which of these sold the best and why.

As polls bear out, Corbyn increasingly has a sense of which direction the wind is blowing.

We'd have a better sense of which patients need aggressive treatment.

Jim was not, however, provocative in the sense of which he was later accused".

Pizza is better, as long as you have a sense of which ingredients work together.

Sometimes you will have a sense of which job feels right, but it can be difficult to explain why.

Lawyers generally won't have a strong sense of which hypotheticals matter and which don't unless you tell them.

What is missing amid all this number crunching and modeling is any sense of which methods are most useful when.

"Never would anyone answer the phone to give me some sense of which way things were going," the agent said.

Everyone can hear where there are laughs, and everyone has a sense of which sketches could work.

But we really don't have much sense of which tactics and tools work, or whether they are worth the cost.