Sentence examples for sense off from inspiring English sources

A three-star restaurant in Paris exists, in a sense, off in a universe of its own, as a special, once-a-year destination, where one expects food radically different from the everyday.

block that sense off and you really have very little idea of what's happening around you.

The imaging parameters for 2D-cine were as follows: TR (repertition time) 3.1 ms; TE (echo time) 1.53 ms; flip angle 60°; bandwidth 1249.7 HZ/pixel; in plane resolution 2 × 2.3 mm; slice thickness 8 mm; slice gap 2 mm; temporal resolution 32±± 6 ms (depending on heart rate); cardiac phase 30; SENSE: off; half scan: Yes.

Mr Yeltsin's repentance was timely and moving.But it was, in a larger sense, off the point.

Over the last couple of years we gelled well as a squad and not just in the football sense, off the field as well.

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That sort of feature is overkill in the home setting, but makes sense off-site in, say, a construction site.

Yet a sense of off-screen danger permeates the photos.

The sense of off-stage turbulence begins early.

The fast-and-furious shoots for online apparel purveyors also help convey a sense of off-the-cuff authenticity.

However, he also conceded that it may have been intentional in an effort to evoke a genuine sense of off-balancedness in the character.