Examples of 'feel a sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "feel a sense"
To feel a sense refers to the act of experiencing a particular feeling or emotion. It can be used to describe the perception or awareness of something, such as feeling a sense of happiness, accomplishment, or dissatisfaction
How to use "feel a sense" in a sentence
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You almost always feel a sense of loss.
I feel a sense of responsibility as the study leader.
If it would help you feel a sense of retribution.
They feel a sense of belonging and protection.
Of course you do not feel a sense of crisis.
I feel a sense of spaciousness inside of me that is new.
You will also feel a sense of disbelief.
Feel a sense of full abandon and relaxation.
Set small goals to feel a sense of accomplishment.
I feel a sense of ease in my daily life now.
Both make them feel a sense of achievement.
We feel a sense of duty to people in positions of authority.
They also like to feel a sense of accomplishment.
I feel a sense of comfort and warmth as it is playing.
I needed the reader to feel a sense of discomfort.
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I just feel a sense of relief and satisfaction.
Allow your child to feel a sense of control.
You feel a sense of ownership over something.
It will help her feel a sense of control.
They feel a sense of connection to the place.
It does not make you feel a sense of deprivation.
I do feel a sense of responsibility as a mother raising a son.
You will always feel a sense of belonging.
We feel a sense of grounding on the physical plane.
For without it you feel a sense of insecurity.
You feel a sense of release of old things.
The story made me feel a sense of wonder.
People feel a sense of belonging in their communities.
And they start to feel a sense of shame.
I did feel a sense of calm come over me.
I was too quick to feel a sense of relief.
They feel a sense of duty to do what is asked.
Do this until you feel a sense of relief.
Feel a sense of kinship with the attackers.
You may even feel a sense of abandonment.
Feel a sense of lightness and freedom.
The mother may feel a sense of betrayal.
You feel a sense of loyalty to your current employer.
And suddenly you feel a sense of euphoria.
I do feel a sense of urgency about making this film.
It is important that employees feel a sense of purpose.
You will feel a sense of great belonging.
It is right that we should feel a sense of history.
We really feel a sense of belonging to the school.
What is most important to me is to feel a sense of belonging.
I began to feel a sense of warmth with her.
Forests are crucial in allowing us to to feel a sense of connection.
I already feel a sense of peace and harmony.
Robert immediately began to feel a sense of dread.
I wanted to feel a sense of belonging and acceptance.
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