Sentence examples for doubled sense from inspiring English sources
Thus, we may see metabolism today as 'post-industrial' in the doubled sense that it comes after industrialization, and, because of what industrialization has done to the body, the biomedical study of metabolism is increasingly more concerned with regulation than manufacture.
We know that when G is connected, G2 is generated by doubling sensing radius.
"I like the double sense," Mr. Jarmusch said.
He is a loser in a double sense.
In a double sense, Guido lives in breach of contract.
Even then, enjoying what he was watching on television, Bogle experienced a double sense of unreality.
He has been cruelly burgled in a double sense, and the jeering criminals are all indulgent friends of Antonio.
When used in a Congressional colloquy, as we have just seen, the term's double sense heightens the offense.
"Free in a double sense: he was never until the very end lacking in options," he said.
The double sense she draws from the adverb "breakily" makes the performance seem ungainly (lots of braking) and a bit perilous (liable to break).
/ My deep delight lay in being dated / like the archaic engine," he writes, leaning on the double sense of "craft": a vehicle, a poet's skill.
