Sentences with phrase «keen senses go»

According to her team, Glory's keen senses go far beyond detecting accelerants.

Not exact matches

In one sense it was an oasis — a place where I could quench my thirst alongside others who were keen to go deeper too.

In my ever - going quest to make sense (HAH), I made these bars with a vision of healthified Almond Joys in mind, even though, as I've mentioned before, I've never been especially keen on Almond Joys.

with reduced mental sharpness and whose keen senses of yesteryear are now almost effectively gone.

So it makes sense for Wenger to get Lukas Podolski off the payroll as soon as possible if he has no intention of playing the German international, and the latest Arsenal rumours are saying that he wants to go back to Koln one day, and now the Express is saying that Roberto Mancini is keen on taking him to Inter Milan.

Children with a keen sense of intelligence will go beyond that to disassemble toys or take apart other things just to see how they work.

«All the fish in this system have a very keen sense of when the tide is coming up and when the tide is going out.

Your keen sense of fashion doesn't have to go away just because you're a mom now.

Im a easy going guy with a simple life im 6,1 im African and Japanese descent i like getting involved with both of my cultures.I have a keen sense when bad things will happen so im always alert.I love manga and anime i love one punch man one of my most favorite games is monster hunter but if can...

The filmmaker, like Eric Rohmer before him, is a keen observer of emotional character, but Gerri and Tom's relationship, though never sentimentalized, suggests in its apparent perfection a kind of impossible ideal; from Lesley Manville's perpetually frazzled Mary, who our own Matt Noller smartly dubbed a «tragic photo negative» of Sally Hawkins's Poppy from the more ambitiously conceived Happy - Go - Lucky, to Peter Wight's obese Ken, a heart attack waiting to happen, no one seems capable of the couple's sense of bliss.

• One of the pleasures of watching all the Coens» pictures straight through is that you get a keen sense of their many visual affectations and in - jokes as they come and go.

Though no one would go on record to say as much, you do get the sense that now the official road - car partnership between McLaren and Mercedes has been dissolved, the boys from Woking are keen to put their own stamp on what was originally not so much a meeting of minds as a butting of heads.

Both this aspect of the job and that related to rule enforcement demand a keen sense of judgment, going far beyond a rote adherence to routine.

They also have keen senses, striking looks in coat and eye color, and an attitude to go along with it.

Lara has always been a pragmatic survivalist with a keen sense of adventure; to decide that she needs to be tortured in order to be able to kill goes against what we know of her history and personality so far.

The job of making sense of Devereux's «random» collection went to curator Tessa Jackson, who says she was keen to «show the range of the collection — there are lots of different media and different approaches».

«There was a keen sense in my household that you had to be prepared for whatever was going to happen,» Ms. Joyner said.

«Yet Staiger and Ross have brought to bear not only a keen understanding of where it's been but a positive sense of where it's going.

There is tremendous dignity expressed in these faces, and one has the keen sense that these images derive from a deep and abiding respect that goes both ways.

By checking in with yourself daily through writing, you will gain a keen sense of what peace means to you, and your soul will go to work to find the answers.

They are a team of go - getters who together possess a vast amount of knowledge regarding the market, have a keen sense of the needs of their clients, are professional and extremely friendly and excellent negotiators Above all, they are absolutely sincere in their commitment to find you the perfect home within your budget.