Sentence examples for senses over from inspiring English sources

Her accent had once been rather refined, but presumably the numbing of her own senses over many years had coarsened it.

It is shown that a quantitative schlieren system which senses over a complete cross section of the mixing flow from a nozzle gives rise to signals which have a quadrature phase relationship to near field microphone signals when vortex structures are present in the flow.

The millions of consumers who eat undercooked chicken at their peril and the beleaguered workers in these dank, overcrowded, and dangerous plants can only hope the president's people come to their senses over there and kill this misguided fiasco.

And in a sense, over and over is the story of Japanese art, and of this show.

Closing loopholes was a bizarre pairing with cutting off funding for PBS, and didn't make sense over-all.

In this sense over-crowded places would have been ideal for a susceptible person to be exposed to very high infectious doses of influenza A virus.

The ability of stress to promote pursuit of rewards is in a sense over-explained by traditional interpretations.

Similarly, traditional philosophy expressed the ascetic ideal when it privileged soul over body, mind over senses, duty over desire, reality over appearance, the timeless over the temporal.

Before its intergenerational sense took over, the verb had a variety of meanings.

When things settle down and common sense takes over, the buyback may not get done".

In short, it's about sense over style.