sentiency

IPA: sˈɛnʃʌnsi

Examples of "sentiency" in Sentences

Gratefully accepting, the sentiency didn't question the consequences.
And I remember what another pessimist of sentiency has uttered: Transient are all.
And as science and technology advanced that power became tied to the "sentiency" of the philosopher and Man of Letters.
Let me explain: I was not aware that there was an afterlife or sentiency beyond the grave up until this point in my life.
"Oysters are probably where we should draw the line, since there is - to my knowledge - no evidence of sentiency," says Linzey.
It is good that man should accept at face value the cheats of sense and snares of flesh and through the fogs of sentiency pursue the lures and lies of passion.
Iâ€ ™ ll take a human witness (or â€˜suspectâ€ ™ for that matter) anytime. â€œOK, bud, whatâ€ ™ s your name, serial number, and date of sentiency? â€ â€œI am called Daishin.
So, if we just call such-and-such number, she and her cohorts will be there to help us achieve that goal, which they altruistically offer us from the depths of their sentiency.
She was a quivering atom of sentiency driven through a black, roaring, icy void by a thundering wind that threatened to extinguish her feeble flicker of animate life like a candle blown out in a storm.
Into the dark and fetid marsh that is an evil heart, where low forms of sentiency are hardly distinguishable from the all – pervading mud, Stevenson never peered, unless it were in the study of Huish in THE EBB TIDE.