Sentence examples for sense strongly from inspiring English sources

Common sense strongly suggests that we collectively put this episode behind us and move on".

Remote from sophisticated statistics, common sense strongly argues that this dynamic interaction should be our focus.

"I sense strongly that as a country we all feel a little hungry for something with amore nurturing tone".

He may not be perfect (in private he can be bad-tempered), but we sense strongly that he is not vain; he is not out for himself; he is not pretending to be something he isn't – and this is a judgement we might by no means make of all the up-and-coming TV presenters who are now being touted as his eventual successor.

The convergence of the algorithm (in some probabilistic sense) strongly depends on the choice of the step sizes in (30) and (32) as well as on the properties of the estimation errors in (30) and (32).

Though Gold et al, 2011 and common sense strongly argue that regulation of water permeability (probably as one of multiple feedback loops in the control of the circulation of fluid) is essential for clarity, the nature of the feedback loops and how they are closed remains a mystery.

Educators and sociologists have long known that culture -- early and not-so-early childhood environment in the broadest sense -- strongly affects development of the cognitive abilities favored by Western culture.

This failure is also a triumph, because you sense so strongly the presence of the thing not named.

In this sense, it strongly resembles a kind of internal rebellion that is both persistent and spreading, a rebellion that hasn't yet been recognised.

Now we have Barack Obama, and as I sense so strongly that the old power to inspire is back, I realize how important it is, not only for our country, but also for the whole world.

I sense how strongly other people feel the same as I do.