Sentence examples similar to using a different sense from inspiring English sources

"It's telling them to use a different sense".

Microsoft already has a controller-free project going on called Project Natal that uses a different sensing technology, a sign that controller-free gaming products are on the way.

(The term level is being used in a different sense from that in which it was used earlier to refer to phonology and grammar).

Here, the term is used in a different sense, namely for objects (characters, things, events etc).

(In a WRNS, the word "orthogonal" is used in a different sense, which will be defined in Section 3).

54 But in this passage "climata" is used in a different sense from that in 1.1.10 (see also foot-note 2 ad loc., Vol. I, p22).

In other words, the terms are used in a different sense from the one they have in original Christianity, because they have been dissociated from Christian practice.

We are, in effect, not a democracy but a multarchy (note to classicists: sorry to mix Latin and Greek roots, but political scientists use polyarchy in a different sense): a complex interweaving of many forms of government — indeed, of all Plato's five types.

Calling this "strategic" isn't necessarily wrong: it's just using the term in a different sense.

But President Bush used the expression in a different sense in 2002 after the United States invaded Afghanistan.

Perhaps they used the term 'fast' in a different sense, such as 'racy' or 'unconventional' or 'notorious'?