Sentence examples for certain senses from inspiring English sources

"I thought the location was perhaps not perfect from certain senses," he said.

Hunter is mesmerising as a mysterious and in certain senses impenetrable character, headstrong but vulnerable.

"I do find it ridiculous in certain senses how they force certain things on you," Ms. Maldonado said.

In certain senses, the North Carolina of Charlotte's banks and the Research Triangle is very far from that one; in other ways, it is not.

In certain senses, it is more British than ever, not only in its predominant use of UK locations but in its relationship to national traditions.

It may be worthwhile to investigate if such useful features can be maintained or even improved in certain senses while different dynamic derivatives are used in the same application simultaneously.

This distinction makes a certain sense.

Indeed, it makes a certain sense.

Wealth in politics makes a certain sense.

Which, in a certain sense, they were.

"Which makes a certain sense.