in a way

1. To a certain extent, with reservations; also, in some respects. For example, In a way I like the new styles, or You're right, in a way, but we have to consider the price. [Mid-1800s]

Example Sentences

But the team that still hasn’t approached its fully healthy form rallied in a way that continued to impress its coach.

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It pokes around in some of the great mysteries of humanity — what gives a life meaning or purpose? — in a way that feels lyrical, lovely and never unduly ponderous.

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For Sarah Snook, having to leave her then-2-year-old daughter to go to work every day on the Peacock drama “All Her Fault” was, in a way, helpful for her acting process.

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These things matter now, in a way that they didn't matter, perhaps, before.

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Tourism has recovered and workers have returned to the office in a way they have not in the rest of the country, propping up the commercial real-estate market.

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