Sentence examples for dimension of an from inspiring English sources

Sometimes writers' houses show a dimension of an author you wouldn't guess from his or her work or reputation.

The experiential dimension of an emotion includes not only physical sensations but the experience of an object and its environment through the unique perspective provided by that emotion.

"Dispatches" was what had come to be called "new journalism," but it transcended that form to become both a profound personal journal and the most brilliant exposition of the cultural dimension of an American war ever compiled.

It's not just that there's a single dimension of an app.

In our case, the linear dimension of an elementary block of the film is 1 nm.

The high dimension of an image presents a challenge for some regression tools.

And a straight talker is one dimension of a leader.

But the most fundamental dimension of a blush may be its effect on other people.

The Fourth Dimension of a Poem, by M. H. Abrams (Norton).

"It was supposed to have the same dimension of a regular hamburger patty," Dr. Mata said.

The Hall of Fame Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman Alan Page weighed two hundred and forty-five pounds, the dimension of a modern fullback.