Sentence examples for senses itself from inspiring English sources

As the Russian critic Mikhail Bakhtin put it, "Every thought of Dostoyevsky's heroes... senses itself to be from the very beginning a rejoinder in an unfinalized dialogue".

But there is another alternative: to detect in the prospect of answers without questions and choices, without deliberation or even thought, a path that will lead eventually only to more inhumanity, owing to the urges that may at any moment take hold of a people that senses itself withering away.

The reflective grounds for hope come from the moral sense itself.

Metaphors, our powers of description, our ability to understand and interpret reality — sense itself — vanished for a time.

So often in the past the symbol of outrageous folly, Castaignède chose to be common sense itself.

Both Q-Tip and Smith seem intent on confounding expectations and, to some extent, the definition of sense itself.

Your July 8 editorial "Elk Hunting in the Badlands," claiming that conducting a public elk hunt in Theodore Roosevelt National Park violates common sense violates common sense itself.

If I emphasize feeling, it's because the original audience could sense itself hovering, floating, sometimes plunging into the seemingly endless depths of a concave Cinerama screen.

Almost two decades later, the Conservative party now needs a US president to tell it what it once had the confidence to proclaim as common sense itself.

Sensing itself outgunned, the Japanese manufacturer settled for $2.1 billion in October 1999.

The sense organs are carried to their full realization through sense itself, i.e., through meaning embodied in experience.