Sentence examples for have another dimension from inspiring English sources

Days like yesterday have another dimension, too.

I wanted H.I.V. education to have another dimension — it had to be interactive, engaging, question-and-answer, vibrant debate".

The best of these wines have a lively vitality that makes them refreshing, yet they have another dimension as well.

With Rooney back in team, England have another dimension, and this could be the key to creating more opportunities than we did against France.

Sischy told me this story with no special emphasis — she offered it as an example of the sexism that women still regularly encounter — but I obscurely felt it to have another dimension besides its overt one.

Yet the losses among Irish-Americans have another dimension: they include hundreds of immigrant children and grandchildren whose march through American society had, in the last few decades, taken them to the financial services industry and material prosperity unthinkable to an earlier generation.

But it has another dimension.

But its power has another dimension.

But the question plainly has another dimension, which has more to do with symbolism than fact.

According to his critics, Kohdamani's personal crusade against fortune-tellers has another dimension.

The Hogan case had another dimension that was equally ominous for media organizations.