Examples of 'larger sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "larger sense"
larger sense - referring to a broader or more comprehensive perspective or understanding
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larger sense
There is no larger sense of the public good.
But the results are worrying in a larger sense.
We aim to create a larger sense of community and belonging.
We are focusing more upon diversity in a larger sense.
One that precludes a larger sense of the whole.
Moss is in league with the conspirators in a larger sense.
In the larger sense.
Further we can understand in a larger sense.
That larger sense is based on the permanent interests of man as a progressive being.
Expanding into a larger and larger sense of spaciousness.
This book was written for the health worker in the larger sense.
But in a larger sense.
We consider one another family in the larger sense.
But illumination in the larger sense covers all types of artisanal application of color.
I use social networks in a larger sense.
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In a larger sense they symbolize a faded hope-or perhaps the birth of a new awareness.
I also mean it in the larger sense.
Maybe a larger sense of a relationship?
But that needs to take hold in a much larger sense.
Larger sense it is a search for the origins of western civilization . '.
He was right in the larger sense.
This larger sense can bring, therefore, serious troubles and difficulties.
I did not really tell them anything about the story in a larger sense.
Nevertheless, I felt in a larger sense she was wrong.
His second viewpoint was that of a member of the statistical profession in the larger sense.
I mean, in the larger sense.
There is justice in the courtroom, and then there is justice in a larger sense.
Writing is a kind of making, in the larger sense of poesis, even if it.
In fact, studies do not show disaffection with politics in the larger sense.
In a larger sense we can not dedicate, we can not consecrate, we can not.
Allowing him to proceed forward to his goal in the larger sense of the word.
The pyrenean chain in the larger sense is nearly a 1000 km long.
Sergeant Totty was not romantic in the larger sense.
I believe in the protection of the cow in its much larger sense than the popular.
I know . And, Aaron and I do not even sleep together anymore, but in a larger sense.
But I meant in the larger sense.
Unpack that . Moss is in league with the conspirators in a larger sense.
These categories dissolve in his work, opening up a larger sense of what is possible.
All I know is that she's not the right woman for me in the larger sense.
Leave your ego at the door, and open yourself to a larger sense of the possibilities.
And it 's better for the society-for the economy in the larger sense.
No, I mean in the larger sense.
I meant for the WaIters, for the family in the larger sense.
The term " special needs " takes in social cases in the larger sense of the word.
I meant for the Walters, for the family in the larger sense.
I suppose in God, but in a larger sense.
The end of you, certainly . But I meant in the larger sense.
And I am talking about winning in the larger sense.
She 's not the right woman for me in the larger sense.
Yes, yes, very inconsequential in the larger sense.
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