Sentence examples for sense working from inspiring English sources
(Because he gave to both groups, Mr. Simmons's money was in some sense working against itself during the January run of Republican nominating contests).
The welfare state, you might say, is in that sense working all too well.The government also has quite an army of employees to support; one Dane out of every eight is tax-financed rather than market-financed.
In the practical sense working locally to solve issues of education, issues of economic empowerment and culture is used as a scapegoat to control women's sexuality, to control women.
With Google and Clever Sense working together, our entire team looks forward to building more intelligent, serendipitous and magical services!
This independent and informal study is based on good-will, common sense, working ethics and morality, rather than on a pre-meditated education method or strategy (e.g. Participatory Rural Appraisal, Cronin et al. 2004a, b), with the goal to increase the public awareness of volcanic risk.
Another might be that one can, but only by deriving the consequent "You should work in a bar" in a heavily qualified and contextualized sense: working in a bar may fit getting drunk every evening as a necessary means; hence one might say "You should work in bar", but only if it is implicit that the fittingness that "should" connotes exists only in relation to the goal in question.
But gone are the days when science assumed each sense worked in isolation.
"He's gorgeous, on top of his game," the owner Jim Tafel said Monday after Street Sense worked out at Churchill Downs.
Which, in one sense, worked.
