Examples of 'sense of great' in a sentence
Meaning of "sense of great"
sense of great - feeling of awe or significance towards something perceived as important or grand
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You will feel a sense of great belonging.
A sense of great loneliness.
This also beings a sense of great achievement.
Sense of great solitude.
The day provided a sense of great accomplishment.
It 's a sense of great peace and tranquility, feeling the water pass through your body.
That gives me a sense of great power.
It feels a sense of great accomplishment and excitement at having been able to create a pattern.
This resulted in a sense of great joy.
There was a sense of great self-confidence and harmony between the institutions.
That perhaps is the source of this sense of great bitterness.
There was a sense of great relief from everybody.
The rapid piano scales give a sense of great vivacity.
Users feel a sense of great self-confidence and energy.
Euphoria, an emotional and mental state defined as a sense of great elation and well-being.
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With a sense of great powerlessness, Marci remembers how they were treated by the authorities.
I came to Beijing with a sense of great hope and expectation.
Now, Cook 's philosophy has changed, and hecklers give him a sense of great pride.
I felt a sense of great joy.
Oh, you will be amazed how little a while… you will feel a sense of great belonging.
That they created from a sense of great sympathy and a need to help.
Being unable to stand anything that is not beautiful, Sara has a sense of great self-respect.
Yet the picture gives the sense of great variety and richness of colour.
Comment, Giving to the demon gives me a sense of great satisfaction.
I came to Beijing with a sense of great hope and expectation . I shall not leave disappointed.
However, the small booklet had given Meng Hao a sense of great enlightenment.
Each creates a sense of great urgency and “ ludicrously ” high expectations.
Now throughout the Third World there is a sense of great despair and hopelessness.
We note with a sense of great satisfaction that cross-strait trade totalled $27 billion.
In doing so, the leap was given a sense of great length and height.
Blood donors report feeling a sense of great satisfaction after making their blood donation.
As in the portrait of Castiglione, the figure radiates a sense of great dignity and restraint.
Bazarov went away, and a sense of great happiness came over Arkady.
The 20th century began with a sense of great optimism.
There is, between them, a sense of great collusion and also incredible respect.
We all feel a sense of great loss.".
The majority of people will experience a sense of great relaxation and well-being during the process.
Is love in relationship a sense of great satisfaction, of great security?
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