in a sense

Political discussions were, in a sense, the soundtrack to his career.

The JNF's terraforming projects have, in a sense, never stopped, even if intense and concerted human effort has tapered off in some areas since 1948.

One participant even described herself as being, in a sense, a single parent, saying, "If it has to do with our kids or my household … that is 100% on me."

Max Williamson came on for Cummings at that point, the 20 minutes ending with a one-point win for the Boks which, in a sense, was a win for Scotland.

However, I use bootstrapping in a sense that remains attentive to the actual claims expressed by Black American liberals such as Douglass, Easton and Stewart, who saw internal racial uplift as a central tenet for transforming their societies even as they levied devastating critiques of antebellum America’s inegalitarian social and political system that make such personal uplift all but impossible.