Sentence examples for sentient in from inspiring English sources

But Nicolas Roeg, in 1971, made the Australian outback almost sentient in "Walkabout".

Michael Gazzaniga, a member of Mr Bush's advisory panel on bioethics, says the cloned clump of cells "has no nervous system and is not sentient in any way.

By the time I was sentient, in the nineteen-thirties, only my eccentric cousin Freeman was bearded, and even he shaved once a summer.

It is also eerily sentient, in the way that highly automated plants tend to be, with thousands of little baskets zooming about.

If there was anything sentient in the deep ocean, its main evidence for human existence would be the occasional appearance of strange rings of cylinders dangling down on long lines.

In her work, books have long been important conceptually and as a kind of raw material, "almost like bricks" as she describes them, though bricks that seem almost sentient in the postmodern way of text liberated from its author.

We present a framework for sensor actuation and control in sentient spaces, in which sensors are used to observe a physical phenomena.

In September 1996, Arsène Wenger arrived in English football, and, being a sentient being in an open society, formed and voiced opinions about his environment – in particular, a fixture list that he felt favoured Manchester United.

Hollywood star Hurt is no stranger to some of the issues tackled by the series, having previously starred in Steven Spielberg's 2001 film exploring sentient machines in A.I. Artificial Intelligence.

As with all sentient toys in film, he just wants love, and in Ted 2, he's told that he's undeserving, because he isn't real.

Second, the interests of sentient animals in avoiding harm ought to be given more consideration in the reporting of AR [42],[42].