Sentence examples for senses sure from inspiring English sources

By traditional senses, sure, there's less money available, but I think some of it will come back as we do a better job at explaining why we do what we do.

In one sense, sure, why not?

It all makes sense: Sure, even with all the tax breaks available going green involves an upfront investment.

Salsa flavor makes sense, sure.

In a sense, sure, but never officially until now.

The first three components make sense, sure, but content science?

It's all pretty much common sense, sure, but now you have science on your side.

In a literal sense, sure: Al Michaels and Chris Collinsworth, who called Monday's game, admitted these guys are ill-equipped.

Does that make sense?" It sure does make sense -- if your government is focused on making yourself and other billionaires richer, as Trump's surely is, if it's focused on anything.

But, he said, he senses a sure thing.

But Wiesner's detailed watercolors make the absurd wonderfully believable, his graphic storytelling sense is sure and swift, and children will surely love "Flotsam" from start to finish.