Sentence examples for sense well from inspiring English sources

Some pop alliances make sense well in advance.

The paintings are time capsules in a sense, well stocked with platform shoes and bell-bottom pants.

A wild thing, with a small body and dark eyes, Ms. Neilson and Mr. McQueen were in a sense well matched.

Priestley's work expresses a profound sense, well illustrated by Time and the Conways, that human beings should learn from their mistakes and do things differently.

In one sense, well articulated by Tony Blair this week, all this has nothing whatever to do with success in practical politics.

They are translated as "suffers the wound", "wound", "offended pride" and "offended": words that convey the sense well, but hide Márai's arrangement from the English reader.

I think it's a common sense, well-thought-out tax proposal".

On the positive side, the evaluators mentioned that the passage "makes sense", "well-written", and "gives enough context clues" as their motives to judge the MQ items as human-made.

Basically the ZnO has more sensing action, so the CNT coated with ZnO will be sensed well.

Learning to play a musical instrument or learning to listen well to others are only a few of the ways you could use your senses well.

The templated beads are loaded into proton-sensing wells that are fabricated on a silicon wafer and sequencing is primed from a specific location in the adapter sequence.