Sentence examples for various sense from inspiring English sources

Pleasure -- in the broadest, most various sense, which includes tears as well as laughter, surprise as well as satisfaction, and which is in the end synonymous with aesthetic experience -- is what the popular arts owe their public, and the movies can still keep their end of the bargain.

The initial processing was done by a system, the common sense, that combined the inputs from the various sense organs (left eye + right eye; eyes + ears; etc).

(Another interpretation favored by some scholars is that this sending knowledge is a sort of common sense that integrates the knowledge produced separately by the various sense organs).

Every sensation is a form of "contact" on the part of the spiritus, that enters into a relation, via various sense organs, with the exhalations, motions and light coming from external objects.

Confirmation of water potability involved both observations made using the various sense (relevant to color, smell and taste) or ascertainment whether water is polluted with materials of visible qualities.

Perhaps it is a mistake to see the theory as belonging to physics at all; instead, bearing in mind the way the substances are defined in terms of their sensible qualities, we might see it as an exercise in the logical analysis of the data presented by the various sense modalities to construct a (metaphysical) theory of the world.

Redundancy, in its various senses, is a recurrent theme of the book.

Certain regions of the human brain are dedicated to the various senses.

She replied that her paramount aims were the promotion of security and stability in their various senses.

We can triangulate on objects like rocks, examine them together with various senses and from different perspectives.

States of pain, panic, monotony, or fatigue may create conditions in which various senses mask or inhibit each other.