Examples of 'in more than one sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "in more than one sense"
in more than one sense ~ suggests that something has multiple interpretations or meanings, often used to add depth to a statement or phrase
How to use "in more than one sense" in a sentence
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in more than one sense
It has been employed in more than one sense.
A classic in more than one sense of the word.
Flexible packaging solutions in more than one sense.
We grow, in more than one sense.
We are here to celebrate an opening in more than one sense.
Extended in more than one sense.
Waterloo proved a decisive battle in more than one sense.
This is used in more than one sense.
And so these birthday walks were approximate in more than one sense.
Pay him back in more than one sense.
The world we often choose to live in resembles Sheol in more than one sense.
Which is true, in more than one sense.
Regardless of your spirituality, a pilgrimage is a journey in more than one sense.
And that 's just wrong, in more than one sense of the word.
Individual digital identity is an increasingly global concept, in more than one sense.
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It 's thin ice, in more than one sense.
We identify them as minors, as Binoy clearly does in more than one sense.
We are in a war zone in more than one sense.
Vitoria-Gasteiz is one of Europe 's greenest cities, in more than one sense.
They were men of character in more than one sense of the word.
A narrative is an incredible driving force in more than one sense.
This is a Greek tragedy in more than one sense.
The appointment of Jamila Bayaz is significant in more than one sense.
A beautiful floor is all about sustainability in more than one sense of the word.
The case of William Shakespeare, however, is singular in more than one sense.
The Bible speaks of election in more than one sense.
This Greek moment is historic for Europe in more than one sense.
By the way, that statement is true in more than one sense.
In the ensuing struggle, balance is lost in more than one sense.
In fact, Tipu was radical in more than one sense.
When the Persimmons Grew is a beautiful film, in more than one sense of the word.
This crisis was " made in America " in more than one sense.
Christ is called ' the Son of God ' in more than one sense.
I mean, look, a lawyer, big in more than one sense.
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Makes sense if she was about to leak intelligence
Later there was more of a sense of hindrance or delay
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