用sense造句子，“sense”造句

Shh, I sense danger may be near.

He often has got a earthy sense of humour.

The episode wraps with a rare sense of family harmony.

Notice, this is not individualism in the modern sense, and it's not the nuclear family in the modern sense, these are extended family households.

Beta cells in the pancreas sense glucose levels, they sense the glucose levels changing and they secrete the right amount of insulin at the right time.

Old Jolyon's sense of justice had risen, as it were, from bed.

They hope that their work will instil a sense of responsibility in children.

The deeper the love is, the less the sense of security. Because you are always worried about losing him.

When I see you, I think of the friendship that I used to have when I was classmates. You are silent and reserved. The deep sense of gravity gives people a sense of fulfillment.

Or do you have a vague sense that something has changed ever so slightly, but not in a good way?

Life goals are most useful for personas of consumer-oriented products, but they can also make sense for enterprise personas in transient job roles.

The smile is the expression of the joy of the human heart. It gives the other party a good expression of good faith, creates a harmonious environment, draws near the sense of distance between people and people, produces a sense of intimacy, and is willing to smile with a good faith, and let the society move towards civilization

We can resist temptation and endure loneliness. Only in this way can we give each other the greatest sense of security and the road of love will be smooth.

In this sense, it's not very unitary.

It's the sense of otherness, separateness.

This type of man is being borne in Los Angeles, in the cultural sense if not the anthropological sense.

The Special Administrative Region Government will develop a comprehensive policy to take care of the various needs of our senior citizens and provide them with a sense of security, a sense of belonging and a sense of worthiness.

I think we need that sense of urgency, and we need the sense of scale, because that's what Americans do well.

I appreciate the sense of urgency because I feel it myself.

It's not about love that men bring to a woman, but the sense of responsibility of a man.

He likes technology, his sense of family responsibility, although he is a skinhead, I still feel handsome.

During this experiment I'm feeling very appreciative of my home, long-term relationships, and other things that give me a sense of stability.

Play is what we choose to do, not what we have to do, so the more we experience a sense of choice about our employment the more we experience it as play.

The rhino's most acute sense is smell.

It plays on every serious reader's lingering sense of inadequacy.

I remember having a vague sense her being Asian had something to do with my attraction, but I dismissed that sense at the time, feeling it was racist.

V — Invert the sense of matching — that is, select lines that don't match the search criteria.

Still waters run deep, Cang Sheng tage, ruhuameijuan, just because you sense a review, so I often Sizhao and twilight.

"He's just such an affable person with a great sense of humor," recalls Colin Pine, who served as Yao's personal translator during his first few years at Houston.

Clearly when someone is said to be tantalizing in tight jeans the word is being used with the sense of "exciting desires." Whether or not those desires can be satisfied is set aside.

They can sense totalitarianism approaching from a distance, as animals can sense an approaching thunderstorm.

You are going to see that the application must be employed moreover in the proper sense as well as in the figurative sense.

The purpose of Nude Yoga is to produce guilt-free and stress-free state of mind in which you find a new sense of purpose and pursue your goals with a new-found sense of vigor.

It has a glorious an and a contemptible science, a magnificent common sense and an infantile logic, a fine womanish chatter about life and no scholastic philosophy.

One could sense despair, frustration, and pain.

But the summer of 1816 was historic not only in a literary sense.

It says they are infinite to precisely the same extent, in the sense that a "one-to-one correspondence" can be established between them.

“I thought it made sense, ” I say uneasily.

So, there is a sense, in the Plains Indian, that he is both the embodiment of a noble, restrained lineage; but also, deep in that American past, is this sense of great excess.

You can even develop a sense of urgency to live.

You have great fashion sense.

"They have a very strong sense of individuality," I said, "the aliens, these aliens I got into contact with. They are self-contained beings, they perceive the world differently from us, they have a different sense of time...

It turns out that the female students generally possess an advanced sense of law and sense of independence and employment whereas they show a relative conservatism and backwardness in the aspects of political participation, oriented role, family and marriage, childbirth and health.