Sentence examples for a comparable sense from inspiring English sources

There is now a comparable sense of dislocation.

But there should be a comparable sense of communal endeavour.

In Picasso's much later portraits of Lee Miller, there is a comparable sense of mystery.

"Younger Than Jesus" doesn't have a comparable sense of unity, texture or lift.

It is different in character from Cy Twombly's scribbles, but it has a comparable sense of almost haphazard sublimity.

With this book, we can experience a comparable sense of awe when faced with the enduring grandeur and freshness of his vision.

Animals are our companions, but they cannot, in any comparable sense, speak.

The uniqueness of the fixed point of A in the comparable sense.

Since the fixed point of A is also the fixed point of A n 0, the fixed point of A is unique in the comparable sense.

Theorem 2.3 Let [ u 0, v 0 ] be the order interval in E. If A : [ u 0, v 0 ] → [ u 0, v 0 ] satisfies the conditions in Theorem  2.2, then A has a unique fixed point in the comparable sense.

Corollary 2.3 Let [ u 0, v 0 ] be the order interval in E. If the continuous mapping A : [ u 0, v 0 ] → [ u 0, v 0 ] satisfies the k-ordered contractive condition, then A admits a unique fixed point in the comparable sense.