Examples of using "Gewisser" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're right in a sense.
- It is true in a sense.
- In a sense, it is true.
- In a sense, it's true.
You are right in a way.
I sort of like him.
What he says is true to some extent.
- Tom has a point.
- Tom has got a point.
In a way, you are right.
You do have a point.
It's a phone call from a Mr Brown.
In a sense, she is right, too.
A Mr Brown came this morning.
So also returnees? - In a way, yes.
Once there lived a naughty boy in this village.
This problem is difficult for me to some degree.
A Mr. Smith has come to see you.
A Mr. Jackson has come to see you.
That's kind of painful.
What he's trying to say is quite sensible in a way.
You do have a point.
in a way, we can actually call it the dumpster of our solar system.
- In a way you are right, but I still have doubts.
- In a way you're right, but I still have doubts.
A Mr Jones is waiting for you outside.
It seems a strange choice for a poem because it is, in a way, a suicide poem.
Our teachers say ours is the best school in the state, and in a way, it is.
Polite language, in a sense, spoils a casual atmosphere.
"Do you think this salmon's still all right to eat, Tom?" asked Mary. Tom regarded the fillet slices on the plate with suspicion, wrinkling his nose when he encountered a particular smell. "Best throw it away," he replied, doing so immediately.