Sentence examples for turning sense from inspiring English sources

The music of the sonnets is rooted in Shakespeare's underrated mastery of repetition and its effects in turning sense to incantation, the second appearance of a word pointing toward something slightly different from the first, and making both words seem magical, as in the beautiful beginning of Sonnet 8: "Music to hear, why hears't thou music sadly?

E.g., in the sentence "This tree is green" we may substitute "chair"—but not "careless"—for "tree" without turning sense into nonsense, marking the difference between the meaning categories of nominative material and adjectival material (1913/2000, 511 512).

For example, most recently the company released an update that essentially also turned sense into a white noise machine using the device's built-in speaker.

Moschovakis is not claiming to turn sense and reference into something computable, but simply to provide mathematical machinery that can plausibly formalize the ideas involved using a generalized notion of algorithm.

"In our country, when you get booed, it means you're very good," Jagr said, turning his sense of humor on the topic.

This study is designed to investigate the relationship between first-time-mother postpartum parenting education and its effectiveness on the quality of mother infant interaction and in turn, sense changes of parenting competence.

Salmonella could in turn sense RNS in the gastric lumen to activate an adaptive response that promotes fitness.

This is done by turning their sensing and transmission radios off.

He said buying the cottage helped turn that sense of loss around.

Generations of political manipulation have finally turned that sense of solidarity into a scourge.

What's needed is dynamic leadership (it doesn't have to come from the top) to reinvigorate the spirit of America and turn that sense of helplessness around.