Sentence examples for Yet another sense from inspiring English sources

Yet another sense in which it has been thought that truths like (1 - 3), and logical truths quite generally, "could" not be false or "must" be true is epistemic.

In yet another sense, emotions can be rational insofar as they are functional.

(c) In yet another sense we give the name to all body included within extreme circumference, since we habitually call the whole or totality 'the heaven'.

Planetarium is applied in yet another sense to describe computer software or Internet sites that allow the user to simulate views of the night sky and various celestial phenomena.

Information from the left and right insula is rerouted to the front part of the right insula where a new map is created, with yet another level of feeling, yet another sense of what is going on internally and in the world.

And, unless the situation devolves into a ground war, the war on terrorism is probably going to be unconventional in yet another sense: It will be relatively cheap.

I mean, I knew I was having this baby; I was so happy, he was real in one way, yet in another sense, he didn't exist yet".

Yet, in another sense, everything is false.

And yet, in another sense, it will be.

And yet, in another sense, Sir Iain is quite right.

Yet in another sense, this recital is an initiation.