Sentence examples for senses appear from inspiring English sources

My spider senses appear to be worthless.

It was Bayle himself in the famous note B of the Pyrrho article who took Foucher to be extending Malebranche's arguments: "if the objects of our senses appear to us coloured, hot, cold, smelling, tho' they are not so, why should they not appear extended and figured, at rest, and in motion, though they had no such thing".

Redistribution in any of the three diachronic senses, and in either of the unmoralized synchronic senses appears to lack basic moral significance.

When a media mogul like Oprah Winfrey constantly assaults our senses, appearing everywhere from live television to Broadway to the silver screen, her image begins to wear a neurochemical groove on our brain.

In fact, our initial moral sense appears to be biased toward our own kind.

In Judge Drain's courtroom, where common sense appears to reign, the payouts shrank significantly.

His superb colour sense appears to greater advantage in genre subjects, though it is always employed with masterly restraint.

A contrary transitive sense appeared in to shop something around, meaning "to try to sell," carrying a connotation of overeagerness.

In North America, pre-Revolutionary political agitation stimulated the beginning of extensive pamphleteering; foremost among the writers of political pamphlets was Thomas Paine, whose Common Sense appeared in January 1776.

It is in the work of the French mathematician François Viète that the first consistent, coherent, and systematic conception of an algebraic equation in the modern sense appeared.

One thing quorum sensing appears to help set off is the formation of biofilms, which are bacterial slimes that coat surfaces, a prime example being dental plaque.