Sentence examples for in senses from inspiring English sources
In senses both positive and negative, it's untroubling.
And the Church is a solid rock, in senses more and less positive.
She added that the very law at issue used "individual" several times in senses that could apply only to people.
For example, are people with aphantasia able to imagine sounds or touch sensations, or does the condition affect imagery in senses other than vision?
All we know about it is that our children will use the word 'Europe' in senses, with associations, which we of the cold war generations cannot yet imagine".
Tom Ryan, writing in Senses of Cinema earlier this year, corrected the record, showing that both Sirk's and Stahl's films are based on another work by Cain, "The Root of His Evil," later retitled "A Modern Cinderella".
He smokes in several senses.
He was grooming her in both senses.
In both senses New Zealand is curiously compressed.
In a sense, everyone in Libya was.
