Sentence examples for weaker sense from inspiring English sources

But this relation is reflexive in the weaker sense that, whenever an object is of the same length as anything, it is of the same length as itself.

(It should be noted, however, that some contemporary ethical naturalists count their position as a form of realism as indeed it is, at least in the weaker sense that it maintains the objective truth of ethical judgments).

But psychology presupposes laws of logic only in the second, weaker, sense.

This is encapsulation in a much weaker sense of the term than Fodor's.

We show that the algorithm also preserves, in a weaker sense, the losslessness property of a class of port-controlled Hamiltonian systems.

Furthermore, all the solutions must agree on a variety which contains the hull (in an appropriate, weaker, sense) of a measure supported on the maximum modulus set.

And, as Mr. Bellow said, he has a "weak sense of consequences".

As a consequence, there is a very weak sense of, and respect for, difference.

A small study has found that obese children are more likely than others to have a weak sense of taste.

I have only a very weak sense, for instance, of what characters look like, even in very "realistic" fiction.

But the final effect of Ms. Quinn's simplified dancing and Ms. Fenley's somewhat stilted speaking was in between in the weak sense.