Sentence examples for sentient to from inspiring English sources

He is resentful, manipulative: sufficiently alert and sentient to resent the indignity of being a child.

A lot of people don't seem very sentient to me! (Laughs) How has technology changed the work of an actor?

After years of political pressure, and a burgeoning cultural sense that the whales were too intelligent and sentient to destroy, an international moratorium on whaling was declared.

You need be only minimally sentient to get the show's main point: in the great chain of American popular culture, pulp fiction and pulp art form a multifunctional link.

Will consumers want to be fully surrounded by a virtual environment, as they are with VR headsets, or will they favour technology that allows them to remain sentient to the world around them while game elements are projected on top?

The interviewer notes that the first thing the computer in his film wants to do once it become sentient is to try to connect to a human.

The robot's tough talk on gun control and its choirboy disposition lead the voters to ascribe sentient motives to the artificially intelligent humanoid.

They also need to create co-operative file systems that work globally, and they need to make it easy for sentient applications to find network printers and screens that are close to users.

We can debate the merits of the bill a little later, but I think it's incumbent upon us, as sentient mammals, to devote a moment to a collective wince.

In fact, no sentient visitor to southern Europe could fail to notice the reliance on fatty lamb, full-fat yoghurt and cheese (feta, mozzarella, manchego, pecorino), kebabs and slow-cooked red meat dishes, such as the Greek beef stifado.

There is still time for this unpromising early momentum to be reversed but it pains all sentient neutrals to imagine South Africa's energy and their sacrifices off the pitch coming to nought.