Sentence examples for ultimate sense from inspiring English sources

Fiction writing provided the ultimate sense of control.

"But to me it makes the ultimate sense.

For we — even our poets and musicians and inventors — never, in the ultimate sense make.

So many of the things that pass for news don't matter in any ultimate sense.

"Not in the ultimate sense that if you love someone, that grief affects you," he said.

And the movement of a train conjures the ultimate sense of protection — being a baby, rocked in a bassinet.

"Only now am I able to describe it — the ultimate sensing of a life ahead".

Conversely, when a small shift has to be detected, Fig. 1(d), e.g., to get the ultimate sensing sensitivity, refined analysis is needed.

The liberation she invokes is finally a matter of willpower tempered by what may be the ultimate gift, a sense of humor.

As a result, Buchanan concludes, "political arrangements must be characterized by political equality of all those who are included in the polity's membership, at least in some ultimate ex ante sense … What is required here is that all persons possess equal access to political influence over a whole pattern or sequence of collective choices.

In the latter sense, ultimate concern has an ontological as well as a phenomenological dimension.