Sentence examples for sense more about from inspiring English sources

Range anxiety is, in a sense, more about psychology than practical reality.

The upcoming deadline has become, in some sense, more about acknowledging reality than imposing change.

"Our fan base has been increasing at a faster rate, and I get the sense more people are talking about us," she said.

One idea is for it to take advantage of a watch's proximity to your body, sensing more information about your health and fitness levels than existing devices do.

A dog? A car? Or killer pork buns at 3 a.m.? As much as determining Manhattan's maximum capacity is about the art and science of urban planning, the question is in some sense much more about psychology.

Forgiveness, in the true sense, is more about the victim than the person being forgiven.

Since forcing people to change is usually politically problematic, it makes sense to think more about this challenge.

In that sense, it's more about love and how to make a long-term relationship work, even when you're under the most impossible duress and screaming and swearing at each other.

I've never really worn the Hockney look in a literal sense, it's more about aping that kind of thrown-together attitude where his clothes never look new or overly styled or even thought out but are somehow simultaneously a total "look".

Therefore, it makes little sense to think more about a problem that is the result of too much thinking to begin with.

Bungie calls its creation a "shared world shooter," which almost makes sense, but says more about the studio's unwillingness to classify their baby as an MMO than it does to explain their game's primary genre.