Sentence examples for sense seen from inspiring English sources

Its cobweb connections make far more sense seen than described.

But there is a tangible sense — seen in Romney yard signs on the expansive lawns of homes in the well-heeled suburbs, and heard in the excited voices of Republican mothers who make phone calls to voters in their spare time — that the race is tilting toward Mr. Romney.

Neither is the tone system a generalization of the system of Key in the sense seen in the dimension of delicacy.

If this post doesn't make any sense, see below.

For folk art in the broader sense, see also folk dance; folk music; folklore; folk literature.

The draft, admittedly, gets one or two things right: it is not entirely devoid of sense (see article).

"The buyers can, in a sense, see into the future and know what their new car will be worth as a trade-in," he said.

Thus, the decoration on the wayang cutout leather puppets, with its somewhat stereotyped curlicues, has proliferated at the expense of the three-dimensional sense (see above Indonesia).

Arsenal have been beset by injury problems recently, with the most notable from an attacking sense seeing Alexis Sanchez miss the last three games with a hamstring injury.

She is a realist with a sharp historical sense — seeing things clear and avoiding lazy pieties and reactionary forecasts of apocalypse.

4. For a recent example of an article on the well-being sense, see Vitrano 2010.