Sentence examples for sense means from inspiring English sources

Volatility, in the market sense, means two different things.

But "media" in this sense means everything that flows through your desktop, laptop or smartphone.

The word baroque, originally applied to architecture in a pejorative sense, means irregular or misshapen.

Luxury, in the modern sense, means the transformation of the commonplace, in Arthur Danto's phrase.

The phrase in its currently popular sense means "let's get going; let's move".

"Secret," in this sense, means roughly the same things as "embarrassment".

Risk in this sense meant more volatile.

"Absurd" didn't, in Esslin's sense, mean "ridiculous".

"In a sense 'Mean Streets' is a Roger Corman film," Mr. Scorsese said.

"Elite" and "elitist" do not, in a dictionary sense, mean the same thing.

The late-adolescent mission is, in a sense, meant to get Mormons accustomed to devoting a great deal of time to the Church.