Sentence examples for sentient of from inspiring English sources

Some "survival of the fittest" also comes into it — given that human beings are the most sentient of all, and highest up on the food chain — we experiment on those below us.

In the early stages of ontogeny, the sleeping brain may thus remain sentient of an organism's odor environment.

Some sort of sentient lump of clay?

Piper returned for the show's 50th anniversary episode "The Day of the Doctor" (2013) as the interface of a sentient weapon of mass destruction known as "the Moment".

It's the vital constituent of Morrison's novel: a living, breathing, almost sentient member of the cast of characters; a true vector of the past and present.

Yet that career spanned nearly half a century in the public eye, and over its meandering, improbable course, Nixon imprinted himself indelibly on his times and on the consciousness of every sentient one of his fellow-citizens.

They are portrayed as one of the sentient races of Xen, often working in groups or with more heavily armored Xen troops.

His Doom Patrol featured a gang of supervillains called The Brotherhood of Dada, a sentient piece of roadway called Danny the Street and a painting that ate Paris.

For her, Austen's work lacked "what throbs fast and full, though hidden, what the blood rushes through, what is the unseen seat of life and sentient target of death".

"It's the sounds, the smell, the vitality of street life and the sentient memory of place".

Rob Ford is a sentient chunk of Spam and the current mayor of Toronto.