Sentence examples for its main sense from inspiring English sources

And prospects soon may worsen as the number of Japanese in the right age group declines and a less-threatening Soviet Union may soon rob the military of its main sense of purpose.

The main food-locating sense is eyesight, although, like other Procellariiformes, they use their olfactory ability while foraging to locate potential food sources.

The main course for all the senses – apart from, frustratingly for the viewer, taste – has to be the food.

"The main sense about Israel is that we are fed up".

"But there are a lot of animal predators where the main sense they use is olfaction," she said.

Scientists like Dr. Mombaerts, however, say some pheromone signals may still be detected by the human brain but via the main sense of smell.

Now the main sense of the word has been broadened to "that which can be acted on," or "act-on-able".

I was tutoring and making my lonely way through graduate school in civil engineering, where my main sense of joy came from trying to silently outdo the boys they still played video games in my courses.

I was tutoring and making my lonely way through graduate school in civil engineering, where my main sense of joy came from trying to silently outdo the boys — they still played video games — in my courses.

Following the above approach, an audio data compression algorithm based on the T-F image of music signals could reproduce an audio signal which keeps only the main sense of music with smaller size [78].

The main sense of the word syncategorematic as applied to expressions was roughly this semantic sense (see Kretzmann 1982, pp. 212 ff).. Buridan and other late medieval logicians proposed that categorematic expressions constitute the "matter" of sentences while the syncategorematic expressions constitute their "form" (see the text quoted by Bocheński 1956 , §26.11.