Sentence examples for sense apart from inspiring English sources

One interesting point about the race on Saturday was that it made a lot of sense – apart from the winner.

Type 2 diabetes is costly in every sense – apart from complications such as blindness and amputation, it makes you five times more likely to have a heart attack or stroke.

Samuel Pufendorf had argued strongly that the concept of punishment made no sense apart from an established positive legal structure.

Antimatter is the mirror image of matter - identical in every sense apart from the electric charge carried by the particles - and when the two meet they destroy each other.

Which makes sense apart from the fact that almost every cloud vendor offers developers some level of free service, or sponsors programs that do so – as such Atlantic isn't really doing anything particularly new.

They find themselves unable to function in any meaningful sense apart from the unwritten rules and expectations of the two-party system.

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

It is hard to extract a correction signal in two direction from the capacity variations Acoustical sensing Apart from seam-tracking application, an acoustical sensing system can be used to explore the workpiece for obstacle and maybe to inspect a produced weld.

They are normal 17-year-olds in most senses apart from really knowing how to do a trouser crease.

Viral dsRNA is sensed, apart from TLR3, also by the recently identified cytosolic RNA helicases RIG-I and MDA5 [ 28, 29].

And, unlike his fiction, there is no sense - apart from a lightness of touch and flashes of comedy - that you are getting a standard Dyer take on a subject.