Sentence examples for sense upon from inspiring English sources

What at first seems an odd note of fairy-tale villainy makes sense upon the realization that, unlike its predecessors, "Son" is not the story of a character confronting a damaged human society.

Whether they're discussing the logic of crossposting on Twitter and Facebook or deconstructing their own selfies, you can't argue with the business sense upon which these online trendsetters build their brands (even if the brand is moi).

"If one person sits down to read a book as a romance, and another as a true history," he wrote, "they plainly receive the same ideas, and in the same order; nor does the incredulity of the one, and the belief of the other hinder them from putting the very same sense upon their author.

Anyone used to negotiating city traffic, where police cars, CCTV and the sheer crush of traffic impose a modicum of sense upon drivers, may be startled at the Top Gear-style love of acceleration that prevails in Britain's green and pleasant bits.

All our efforts to impose order and sense upon a world that can ultimately accommodate neither are therefore doomed to fail.

More specifically, a being may be said to depend, in such a sense, upon one or more other beings for its existence or for its identity.

UTB FONs exhibit excellent water solubility, high selectivity for sensing upon binding HCO3− in aqueous media.

He holds that knowledge propter quid must be through angles, lines and figures because a "natural agent multiplies its power from itself to what it acts upon, whether it act upon the senses or upon matter" (Baur 1912, 60).

Our moral sense depends upon a sense of community, and those ties seem to have become lost.

The institution of judicial review in this sense depends upon the existence of a written constitution.

S". and that the other texts "are in no sense agreed upon by a majority of scholars to be William Shakespeare's".