Sentence examples for older sense from inspiring English sources

But does that make me a "viewer" of these shows, or even, in the older sense, a fan?

"We're trying to shift from this legacy of pollution back to an older sense of family and neighborhood and place".

"The older sense of gogglin' refers to eyes that squint; people who squint don't see things straight.

However, much of this new relationship of state and society was still recognizably liberal in the older sense, constituting a compact of social and individual responsibility.

He does not play in the style you and I strive for.... What he plays is expression, in the older sense of the word, nothing else".

It was a rhetorical term, a counter-meme for the projective "meme" (in an older sense) already commonly used both online and off.

Old sense of parallel lives.

"Agon" here recaptures its old sense of difficulty, risk, experimentation.

The festival was gay in the old sense.

"Browsing in the old sense of the word becomes pointless," he says, and "filtering becomes crucial".

The chawl retained the old sense of community lost to people rehoused in multistory blocks.