senses造句

Herzog's sharp senses detected the difference.

We are simple, earthy creatures, governed by our senses.

He's got a brilliant mind and unparalleled senses.

Wild animals in particular need to have excellent senses of smell, sight, hearing and even the ability to sense minute vibrations, because those senses help them survive.

Societies can be brutally theocratic in either or both of two senses.

Except, of course, that those two senses are probably, biologically speaking, the same thing.

Palmer is enraged, but senses he's pushed Keith as far as he can.

The heating was turned up high to dull his audience's senses.

Have we all suddenly regained our senses and realized that prohibition is irrational?

Beauty speaks to their spirits through the senses; but Tolstoy would have your house barren to the verge of hardship.

In the beautiful scenery, pleasant voice and tangy scent bring me happy, I won't locked the door to his senses.

Additionally, you'll need to configure Snort and tell it what to do when it senses an attack.

The fact is that most of our senses have some interacting circuitry between them, which is called cross modality.

It is the only form of advertising that targets all five senses and has the recipient thanking the giver.

The trout senses the eddies and USES their suction force to stay in one place without swimming, thereby expending little energy.

This means that the photos take up far more of our peripheral vision, and can provide some truly stunning results that overwhelm our senses.

More and more developers are choosing to borrow (and lend), making open source a bargain in all senses of the word.

In other words, their senses of what was fair were such correlations were seen in the behaviour of fraternal twins.

But you will confound your senses if you mix a formerly aversive taste with an appetitive one. (Care for some pickles and cocoa?)

Dining in la Rochefoucault, named for the family who formerly called the chateau home, will astound your senses with its culinary delights and choice of 400 wines served from the cellar.

Yet this is one of the more promiscuous dictionaries, highlighting as many different historical meanings and modern senses as it can by scouring the written corpus for different uses of a word.

It is plain that, while animals learn about things by their senses as we do, they do not think nearly as much about what they learn, and this is the reason why they do not improve more rapidly.

We need to live each moment wholeheartedly, with all our senses -- finding pleasure in the fragrance of a back-yard garden, the crayoned picture of a six-year-old, the enchanting beauty of a rainbow.

Taking the" Line-up campaign" promoted by Taipei City government in1979 as an example, the author suggested that this campaign was a kind of bodily discipline emphasizing senses of social order, efficiency and civility derived from the ideology of modernization.

Your eyes are as deep as the sea, the nose is very strong, the lips are sexy, your five senses are combined to be so handsome, and you have a healthy skin color like the wheat color, giving people a very sunny feeling.