Sentence examples for sense instances from inspiring English sources
Such readings, alas, have to employ the concept of "power" rather elastically, since the conglomeration of traits of higher human beings noted above don't seem to be, in any ordinary sense, instances of "power" or its manifestation.
We thus worked with unspliced messenger RNA sequences after first having 'subtracted' all sense instances of the following categories of transcripts: protein-coding and non-protein-coding exons; all known repeat elements; rRNAs; snoRNAs; miRNAs; and, lincRNAs.
This obviously suits the (role-) functionalist interpretation of higher-level properties; these higher-level properties are realized by lower level ones in the sense that instances of the latter play the role of the former in virtue of their physical organization.
You can make a good case for its common sense plausibility for instance, many of our words for actions ('to warm', to 'lengthen', 'to ensure') are derived from the effects that are conventionally associated with them.
"The Sixth Sense," for instance, was an August opener in 1999.
I have only a very weak sense, for instance, of what characters look like, even in very "realistic" fiction.
It makes perfect sense, for instance, that football would give rise to the peculiar verb out-physical as a counterpart to outsmart.
There is no sense, for instance, of the artistic interplay between them as one could trace between Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane or Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning.
It may make sense, for instance, to reduce the stock portion of your portfolio and possibly invest more in bonds or cash.
THERE is little doubt that the M.T.A. spends vast sums in ways that make no sense: for instance, the driver of an electric locomotive who switches to drive a diesel gets an extra day of pay for no additional work.
I did read the article, and I think that as you read that article, I don't doubt what he describes in a sense, for instance, his occasion of watching a policeman watch an insurgent depart an area.
