Sentence examples for certain sense for from inspiring English sources
"In a certain sense, for many Catholics he's already a saint, even without beatification and, let's be honest, even without a miracle".
Rotoscoping makes certain sense for a film about cognitive dissonance and alternative realities, though both the vocal and gestural performances by Mr. Reeves, Mr. Harrelson and, in particular, the wonderful Mr. Downey make me wish that we were watching them in live action.
So, in a certain sense, for someone who is extremely ambitious and creative, there are almost no limits.
In a certain sense, for instance, terrorist networks like ISIS and al Qaeda are pretty smart, but they've been doing things many people would say are evil.
"For the former trainers it's emotional because they have a certain sense of guilt for having participated, and I think SeaWorld is fighting for its corporate longevity and well being which anyone in that position is going to get heated about".
Leave the readers with a certain sense of closure (for a single book) or an urge to know more (for a series of books).
With a certain sense of nostalgia for the potential loss of the wall-mounted monocles that have watched the last 13 years, now seems a good time for an appraisal of the historical and philosophical impulses at work.
But still, I think he always held onto a certain sense of resentment for what came next the trail of deadly step-fathers and live-in boyfriends.
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Duvall said of Barkin, "She brings a real credibility for that part, plus she was young and attractive and had a certain sense of edge, a danger for her that was good for that part".
He received both specific advice — no sharp edges, calmness, tones of blue, no sudden tonal shifts that might set off a hallucination — and more important, he recalls, a broader recommendation for "a certain sense of dignity, nothing soporific".
