Sentence examples for senses can't from inspiring English sources

By all indications, it consists of data that our five senses can't detect other than indirectly.

It can't be detected at all by the five senses — can't be detected in terms of its — it doesn't leave traces behind, right?

Indeed, often our senses can't be trusted to identify 'authentic' flavours.

But it's not invisible if we mean definition number two, can't be sensed, can't be observed.

Maybe friendship in the usual sense can't survive the pressures of government, and will always be translated into an access-relationship.

We have art because life doesn't make sense; and even when it seems to make sense that sense can't save us.

And if it's not really invisible, then even if there is a notion of invisible, such that things that are invisible in that sense can't be destroyed, the soul's not invisible in that sense.

Such art gives the lie to the toxic ideas that only gritty or manly art can be genuine, that makeup and self-presentation aren't conscious expression, and that something or someone with a bright shiny sonority, or a glittery magenta palette, or an all-ages, self-consciously girly design sense, can't be important, or can't be real.

But thermal sensing can't penetrate clouds, which happened to be thick last winter.

Thinking of who my peers would be in that sense, can't think of any others.

However, researchers have also come to understand that remote sensing can't operate alone in HAB research and is best used in conjunction with in situ sensors and traditional water sampling.