Sentence examples for sense by from inspiring English sources

"Common Sense," by Martin Parr.

The former makes sense by definition.

Even the World Series makes sense by comparison.

But they are, in a sense, by their enthusiasm.

Black Dice was numbing in another sense, by purposeful design.

"We could sense by the crowd we weren't ahead.

This represents the defeat of common sense by an abstraction.

He did this in the most basic sense, by attracting greater talent to the game.

(The word "neutraliser" is commonly used in this sense by French Special Forces).

ONE DAY IT'LL ALL MAKE SENSE, by Common with Adam Bradley.

He may have a better sense by the end of the year.