Sentence examples for sense over from inspiring English sources

And in a sense, over and over is the story of Japanese art, and of this show.

In short, it's about sense over style.

The Reformation is in one sense over.

'But it was a case of sense over sensibility.

Some governments have changed their minds about whether such deals make sense over the long term.

So here, suicide no longer makes sense, even though it would have made sense over here.

The international approach must seek to reinforce security in its broader sense, over the long term.

Overall, though, the country's preference for common sense over deep thinking has served it well.

Closing loopholes was a bizarre pairing with cutting off funding for PBS, and didn't make sense over-all.

In this sense over-crowded places would have been ideal for a susceptible person to be exposed to very high infectious doses of influenza A virus.

The ability of stress to promote pursuit of rewards is in a sense over-explained by traditional interpretations.