(1) He was a true friend in all senses of the word.

(2) She was a true friend in all senses of the word.

(3) Number one, in all senses, was to establish a democratic, constitutional monarchy.

(4) My success is owing to you in all senses.

(5) Lucy's success is owing to her brother John in all senses.

(6) It's been a very intensive tour in all senses, and I think today I must congratulate the players for the superhuman effort they put on the pitch and the performance, ' the 33-year-old said.

(7) In all senses, vision provides most of the data we receive.

(8) (The find) is truly spectacular in all senses of the word. This was a living, breathing human being that lived and died.

(9) However, in all senses, I believe, must be visual feast for the eyes of most.

(10) He said: 'The Roma player is a dream, in all senses.

(11) In all senses design a low-cost and steady experimental system for the normal teaching requirement is very important.

(12) Drupal is open source, free to use (in all senses of the word), and easy to launch, but wildly extensible, making it a worthy option for small, large, emerging, and aspirational sites alike.

(13) A player needs to enter the mechanism in all senses, from the group level. He must still learn Italian and so far he has been here for just one week.

(14) We shall have to be good to maintain this balance All of this is giving me awareness to live the moment: these are all new things and emotions, in all senses.

(15) More and more developers are choosing to borrow (and lend), making open source a bargain in all senses of the word.

(16) It is quite necessary for a college student to learn a foreign language in all senses.

(17) The touch of "dissidence" in their opinions, if I can use the term here, made them altogether attractive—it made them sexy in all senses.

(18) At 14.6 ounces, it is significantly lighter than the 21.3 ounce iPad, making it, in all senses, more portable.

(19) Confusing section names can spoil all the work done; this is the case when the only word is of great value in all senses.

(1) He was a true friend in all senses of the word.