Sentence examples similar to substitute sense from inspiring English sources

In popular understanding blind people are said to develop more acute senses in other areas, but recent research indicates that the brain may actually be able to substitute one sense for another.

But science is not a substitute for sense.

Science is not a substitute for sense; they go well together.

I think she'll come back to drag, but she'll come back in sort of a substitute teacher sense, where she shows up when she wants and then she goes back to sleep when she wants.

The 68th minute substitution of Gnabry, Werder's best player of the season and most important goalscorer (five goals in as many away games), was emblematic of the cult of personality that has substituted good sense: Gnabry's replacement Claudio Pizarro, the 38-year-old demigod, on the pitch by popular demand, was not quite up to speed and unable to swing the tide Bremen's way.

The stage version substitutes a sense of simultaneity for the more linear pull of the movie.

If you give items that a person is already very adept at getting for themselves, muzzling in on this territory can be a means of invading it and substituting their sense of style with yours.

"Nothing can substitute for common sense".

"A business degree is no substitute for common sense".

"They are a valuable tool, but they shouldn't be used as a substitute for common sense".

The Irishman's back problem was problematic enough for him not to even feature as a substitute.but any sense of disruption was offset by a fine Hibs opening.