Sentence examples for senses set from inspiring English sources

Best known for her Dreamsnatcher trilogy, Elphinstone's latest novel is an action-packed adventure and a truly magical tale (in both senses), set in the icy north.

"In the Realm of the Senses," set in 1936, is about a pair of illicit lovers who abandon all sense of reason or the outer world to pursue each other's bodies.

The truth, dreadful though it is, will in a sense set him free.

Undeniably a bonanza, but well short of the number that would make me, in a conventional sense, "set".

His wacky sense of humor tied to a pitch-perfect news sense set the ideal anarchic tone for a band of budding John Reeds reporting on revolution.

Sadly, there is no miracle cure but rather a very common sense set of principles, called Sleep Hygiene, that you can follow.

This is how Obama has attempted to define his Presidency — as an exemplar of common sense set against the extremism of the contemporary Republican Party.

For example, "rain (noun)," "raining (verb)," and "rainy (adj)." are grouped into the "rain" sense set.

Labels were normalized (stemmed) and regrouped into semantic units (sense set).

In other words, Ω is a star-shaped (in a certain strong sense) set.

Since a major goal of our study is to determine whether the soundnails can illustrate target concepts, the sense scores of target sense set were extracted and compared to the sense sets showing the highest agreement among the participants.