Sentence examples for intended sense from inspiring English sources

In the above example it was nowhere near my intended sense.

The word 'betwixt', which appears in the next paragraph, comes from Goodman (1951), pp. 244 253, but only the word, not Goodman's definition or intended sense.

However, the widespread expression of natural antisense transcripts (NATs) invalidates this assumption since double-stranded probes will show the combined expression of both the intended sense target and any NAT with complementary sequence [ 12, 13].

AR ★★★ Although it's not long since Halloween, it's probably best to skip over the torturous trials of this this J-horror visual novel, which is indeed a horror story, though not in the intended sense.

This is not, however, a genuine property of Sherlock Holmes in the intended sense.

But being reliably caused is neither a (pure) mental state nor something directly accessible in the intended sense.

Even where no malice is intended, the sense of having been manipulated is hurtful indeed.

Dr. Brooks, unfazed, points out that the arm is what roboticists call "compliant": intended to sense unexpected obstacles and adjust itself accordingly.

"We intended for Sense to be the first device that could run our Silk software platform and let people experience a more intelligent and personal device for the home… We were hoping that our success with Sense would encourage hardware manufacturers and brands to incorporate our platform in their mass market devices," says Gal.

It's the day after the GOP members of the Senate once again "shot down" (pun intended) common sense gun legislation in this country.

If "Beverly Hills Adjacent" should become a film script (as is probably intended), one senses it might linger in turnaround.