Sentence examples for sense new from inspiring English sources
That would make sense: new policy, new spokespeople.
In that sense, "New" is a perfect Paul McCartney album.
In Iowa they pride themselves on their Midwestern common sense; New Hampshirites on their ornery independence.
Only 40 of these titles would be in any sense "new" for 2004.
Its ability to sense new trends and churn out high-quality items is far superior to other operators," says Michael Jacobs, an analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, an investment bank.
So, in that sense, new-ish technology helped to make an ancient campaign scene dangerous – a perfect scene from The Thick Of It, except for the bizarrely expletive-free speech of a real PM in private – and meant that television was responsible for the two defining images of the 2010 race.
Most of the submissions showcased new technology developments, including new record of OCT imaging speed, new light sources, imaging contrast mechanisms, algorithms for blood vessels imaging and hemoglobin sensing, new concepts of multimodal integration, novel miniature imaging devices and others.
Their approach is novel in the sense that new data continuously updates the evidence.
"In a sense, New York is catching up".
In a sense, New Jersey is indeed encountering Rachmaninoff again.
