Sentence examples for senses appropriate from inspiring English sources

Some mystics have referred to a "spiritual" sense, corresponding to the perceptual senses, appropriate to a non-physical realm.

It is a sobering thought that they could be dozing, waiting for the call to leap into activity when a few lookouts sense appropriate change".

Key elements in the germination process involve germinant receptors that sense appropriate germinants, such as specific amino acids, to trigger germination.

This omission is in one sense appropriate, because a goal of MATRICS was to identify existing neuropsychological tests that are useful for clinical trials of schizophrenia, and tests of perception are not widely used by neuropsychologists.

Being a third-line referral cancer hospital with a significant proportion of patients with locally advanced disease, our study population is in this sense appropriate [ 18] for the assessment of the clinical usefulness of MRI staging.

It is, in some senses, deeply appropriate that the manuscript is, itself, somewhat ruined, thereby forcing the reader to imagine the missing sections, just as we do when contemplating an actual ruin.

Please read each phrase, then judge how meaningful it is as a single concept, using a scale from 0 to 4 as follows: If the phrase makes no sense, the appropriate rating is 0. If the phrase makes some sense, the appropriate rating is 2. If the phrase makes complete sense, the appropriate rating is a 4. Please indicate your response by clicking on the button to the left of the number.

The loss of a sense of appropriate time changes how we think about trust.

An early encounter with Frank Lloyd Wright decisively influenced both Mr. Jaffe's aesthetic direction and his sense of appropriate form, and possibly validated his iconoclastic streak as well.

In a sense entirely appropriate to a philosophical gathering, the participants seemed to agree only on what time could not be.

Since, as Mr. Bolcom points out, the poem takes place in an American gay bar, he tried to give the sense of appropriate background music going on.