Sentence examples for Negative senses from inspiring English sources

Until 1933 the city stood out as a symbol of modernity in both the positive and negative senses of the word.

These members of the "next generation"—musicians three to ten years younger than Parker, recording here between the ages of eighteen and twenty-six found Parker's music twenty-six foundof the age; it Parkered new pathways as well as new methods, in both the positive and the negative senses.

(Dave Kehr) Children of Paradise (Friday through March 27) Filmed during the German occupation, Marcel Carné's 1945 tribute to the theater is often cited as the French "Gone With the Wind," an observation that applies in the positive and negative senses.

In general terms, the closer the GoM to one, the higher the intensity of expressed judgements, in positive or negative senses.

A relativistic thesis as captured by the approach outlined in §1.1 for instance, will also be relativistic in at least one of the negative senses outlined in §1.2.

"I don't mean that in a negative sense.

"Nor can one exclude change in the negative sense.

Not in a negative sense – I do like it.

"It exceeded my wildest dreams," she said, "in a negative sense".

"It's not a run on the pound in a deeply negative sense," he explained.

Sure, Great Britain is a "tolerant" country, but only in the negative sense.