Sentence examples for sense dominates from inspiring English sources

Thus Davis, in a sense, dominates both films.

Yet perhaps because the visual sense dominates the auditory in our society, this fiction is enough to make his former detractors feel that they now have a three-dimensional portrait of his character, so that they can empathize with him, as if they had finally met him face to face.

In the theory of belief, the belief in proposition (I only use the concept of belief in this sense) dominates people's activities (Cai 2008 132).

Simply stated, this means that of all the senses we use to navigate the world around us, the visual sense dominates.

"In my world, and in my day-to-day conversations and meetings, I never really feel that it's in any sense dominated by men," Taylor says.

Chief execs get paid well even when they are lured from other jobs even when, that is, they do not in any sense dominate the boards that approve their pay packages.

That sense dominated discussions even after the session had ended.

Under this view, when multisensory stimuli are available, regions that process more than one sense dominate over unisensory areas.

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For every dose, LPG sensing response dominates CO2 response.

After all, in a certain sense we dominated this little girl's life.