Sentence examples for this sense very from inspiring English sources

Action and speech are in this sense very closely related because both contain the answer to the question asked of every newcomer: "Who are you?" This disclosure of the "who" is made possible by both deeds and words, but of the two it is speech that has the closest affinity to revelation.

The philosophy of the prize is, in this sense, very close to the scope of this Journal.

In this sense, a very good agreement between the numerical and experimental results is achieved.

In this sense, a very effective attack is the so called collusion attack.

The second is that lexical meaning is seen as primarily collocational and in this sense seems very much in line with what Halliday was proposing in his 1961 paper.

Although GCE/TiOPc(ma) electrode also sensed fenitrothion with a good selectivity, the linear range of this sensing was very narrow.

"This can be sensed very quickly.

In this sense it becomes very interesting to work with one image as if it were a film image.

"This sense of a very human existence in Gaza has kind of disappeared from Israeli discourse," he said.

Eisenhower's greatest accomplishment may well have been to make his presidency look bland and boring: in this sense, he was very different from the flamboyant Roosevelt, and that's why historians at first underestimated him.

Hill wasn't entirely wrong to compare women to tomatoes in this sense; they are, very often, the flavour of modern country music, not soggy, wilted lettuce that's merely taking up space.