Sentence examples for sense passed from inspiring English sources
By the low standards of the time, common sense passed for great wisdom.
Fry, who appeared on Most Haunted and presented the popular UKTV show 6ixth Sense, passed away in hospital in the early hours of Monday morning, his management said in a statement on his website.
That could change if Congress came to its senses, passed Barack Obama's jobs plan and agreed on a medium-term deficit-reduction deal by November.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06134.001 Our ability to perceive the world is dependent on information from our senses being passed between different parts of the brain.
The environmental and internal conditions are sensed and passed to the Start signal Cln3 (Gallego et al., 1997; Polymenis and Schmidt, 1997; Hall et al., 1998; Parviz et al., 1998; Menoyo et al., 2013).
Democrats, who once had the good sense to pass a ban on assault rifles, no longer fight for its renewal, wary of the gun lobby's wrath.
Because of this, some criminal justice experts say it makes more sense to pass laws addressing behavior, rather than a diagnosis of mental illness.
"They have been enormously successful in one sense in passing their legislative agenda," Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said of Democrats.
Standing close to them, I sometimes have the odd sense of passing through a looking glass — or is it a time machine?
"It makes no sense to pass tax cuts or lock in tax cuts without knowing what we are providing for other needs in America".
He made a hero of the much-maligned Chris Bosh for merely grabbing the rebound of a missed James jumper and having the good sense to pass it to the N.B.A. career leader in 3-point shots.
