Sentence examples for certain dimension from inspiring English sources

"It is something that has to have a certain dimension," he continued.

Then, labor — over a certain dimension, you go from two employees to four employees, then from four to eight.

If the people in "2030" lack a certain dimension, it's not hard to see why: they're waiting for actors to flesh them out.

Worshipful of Manhattan; nostalgic for what the city once was, socially and intellectually; and intensely risk averse, she is, in a certain dimension of her sensibility, only one or two micromillimeters from Woody Allen.

Unlike attached cavitation, where the cavitation boundary is steady or changes relatively slowly and periodically, the cavitation such as that observed in an underwater explosion consists of a dynamically developing boundary and can evolve to a certain dimension before collapsing very violently.

The negative side of standardization is the reductionism, the loss of certain dimension.

Certain dimensions of diversity, for example, gender, resonate.

Certain dimensions of the long-range Embraer jets will be similar to the Airbus A320's, though.

For instance, the building's architect might want to confirm certain dimensions, waterproofing plans or plumbing fixture specifications.

So somehow, the human spirit is very empathetic and sympathetic in certain dimensions, but not so in others.

Some cities rank at the top in certain dimensions, yet don't meet acceptable minimums in the full set of dimensions.