Sentence examples for a more specific sense from inspiring English sources

There is a more specific sense in which American anti-Europeanism functions as a kind of self-commentary.

Many ageing big-spenders are now downsizing and using their money to buy experience rather than things.There may also be a more specific sense of betrayal.

When I try to think of writers whose imaginative work has communicated a more specific sense of the accelerating changes in our environment, I find myself at a loss; of literary novelists writing in English only a handful of names come to mind: Margaret Atwood, Kurt Vonnegut Jr, Barbara Kingsolver, Doris Lessing, Cormac McCarthy, Ian McEwan and T Coraghessan Boyle.

The term, which could mean either favours or, in a more specific sense, offices, was translated into German by Frederick's imperial chancellor Rainald of Dassel as "fiefs," which implied that the emperor held the empire from the pope as a vassal.

Give us a more specific sense of what the opportunity in China would be.

In a more specific sense (simpliciter), good is what is everlasting (perpetuum), safe (securum), and unchangeable (immutabile) (De utilitate, OO, II, 23ab).

Those religions that look upon God as a free and personal spirit distinct from the world accept revelation in the more specific sense of a divine self-disclosure, which is commonly depicted on the model of human intersubjective relationships.

It makes sense — both on a cosmic level, because life isn't fair, but also in the more specific sense that some topics are simply over-covered.

In all three cases, the context suggests the meaning of set the predicate is "lay the basis, establish the groundwork" or in L.B.J.'s more specific sense, "prepare public opinion".

In reference to this body of material, the word literature must be used in the sense of anything written, rather than in the more specific sense of something with literary merit.

Our work in other domains has shown that the more specific sense of system memory demonstrated in the current paper can improve the ability of an adaptive network [ 32] to solve constraint problems or optimise resource allocation problems (without an external reward signal) [ 58].