Sentence examples for steady sense from inspiring English sources

Irritation and bafflement yielded to a steady sense of wonder.

His prolonged absence provides a steady sense of dread propelling the novel toward its conclusion.

Even in the darkest songs, a steady sense of balance prevailed.

One is a steady sense of pulse, or at least the illusion of one, lying beneath each movement.

A subtle undercurrent of dry humor, along with Mr. Reid's steady sense of swing, kept the mood from deteriorating into weepy self-pity.

What animates his brittle but serviceable pop-jazz singing, along with a steady sense of swing, is his mischievous sense of humor.

While it's a little sluggish at times, it's a multi-tasking, event-juggling performer in the slow-and-steady sense.

Rather, a steady, unflappable sense of perspective rules supreme.

(Among Bailey's virtues as a biographer is steady common sense: in his footnote he says that this Cheever-retailed family legend "smacks of mythology").

For all the emphasis on "being in love" and "sobbing uncontrollably" and other lamentations of this "abject, unfruitful creature", there's a lot of steady common sense too, if only retrospectively: "I'd spent a great deal of my life after childhood being an adolescent; a stage that most people think occupies a finite number of years".

The "good" characters in the film are themselves capitalists, but in a more steady, hardworking sense.