Sentence examples for senses always from inspiring English sources
Such questions as whether the physical world is an illusion, whether the individual's senses always mislead him, or whether his actions are fated are not "real" problems.
There is, in all these senses, always a stylistic and transgressive brilliance to Mr. Coover, even as his disciplined repudiation of "gimmicks" like dramatic tension and development of plot make this novel too much sauce inundating too little main course.
In this sense, the illusions that are attributed to the senses always involve false judgement.
In normal circumstances, the senses always process a steady and continuous stream sensory impressions.
"But not in the sense always of take up the torch and fight.
In foreign policy, it is realists who are, in Kristol's sense, always right.
Tempo, meter, dynamics constantly change, giving the sense always of an inner spirit.
Although the poor may, in a sense, always be with you, the destitute need not be.
You have the sense always of a great scientist, even in this party atmosphere".
But that sense always rested on a truncated reading of history.
The growth of the vascular plant depends upon the activity of meristems, which are, in a sense, always embryonic.
