Sentence examples for sense works from inspiring English sources
Nor is it clear how this extra sense works.
The pushy Clark, in a sense, works as a stand-in for the advocacy of abolitionists like Frederick Douglass, whose absence from "Lincoln" looms large in the minds of many black viewers.
Yet in some scenes his comic sense works well: a well-attended strike against a farm is botched when the workers realize they have arrived at the wrong place.
DaCHS in this sense works as glue between data produced by the data providers and the standard protocols and formats defined by the VO.
So in a sense, work is wonderful therapy".
But gone are the days when science assumed each sense worked in isolation.
In this sense Work No 955 is a terrible piece of music, but a profound work of art.
"He's gorgeous, on top of his game," the owner Jim Tafel said Monday after Street Sense worked out at Churchill Downs.
(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).
