Sentence examples for more personal dimension from inspiring English sources

But there was another, more personal dimension.

As a councilman, he has taken on the usual local causes, like pushing to keep a community pool open, but he has also pursued issues with a more personal dimension.

I would like to add – and this is the second issue I want to devote myself to – that in the present time of crisis, the word 'safety' has gained a different, more intimate and more personal dimension.

As always, Newell had nothing to say about what kind of hardware will be part of the Steam Box, but did allude once again to the prospect of adding a more personal dimension to how we play games.

While large green spaces such as New York's Central Park, San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, or Washington, DC's Rock Creek Park are wonderful, there is a more personal dimension to those that are a bit smaller, more a part of their neighborhoods.

Journaling how you responded when a child won a contest or broke a bone can add a more personal dimension to the family book.

Still, there is a more or less obscurely personal dimension in most pieces.

What is missing from his work is a deeper, more personal and therefore less predictably formulaic dimension.

At a deeper, more personal level, writing literature in another language has a distinctly performative dimension: as you do it something happens to you, the language acts upon you.

Writing your own music demonstrates another dimension of instrumental mastery and talent, as well as making the music more personal and less manufactured.

The subject clearly had a personal dimension.