Examples of 'there was a sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "there was a sense"
there was a sense - indicating a feeling or perception existed
How to use "there was a sense" in a sentence
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there was a sense
There was a sense of menace lurking in this silence.
And in that battle there was a sense of.
There was a sense of service to society and nation.
In the printing room there was a sense of urgency.
There was a sense of victory following these events.
At the time there was a sense of hope.
There was a sense that we should just give up.
During the last interview there was a sense of hopelessness.
But there was a sense we could overcome them.
And it is also clear that there was a sense of confusion as well.
There was a sense of design back then.
It had all happened so quickly that there was a sense of unreality.
I think there was a sense of overconfidence by the government.
As it got closer to the ceremony there was a sense of excitement in the air.
There was a sense of loyalty that went both ways.
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I guess you could say there was a sense of inevitability about it all.
There was a sense of solidarity based on hostile feelings.
There also were personal vendettas involved and there was a sense of a class war.
Perhaps there was a sense of mutual disappointment.
Meetings lasted hours but from the beginning there was a sense of conviction of sin.
There was a sense of confidence with these women.
At Headquarters there was a sense of calm foreboding.
There was a sense that a boundary had been crossed.
For the Barbarians there was a sense of revenge on the cards.
There was a sense of great relief from everybody.
In the early shorts, there was a sense of adventure.
There was a sense of shame that was present as well.
There was a challenge, there was a sense of sport.
There was a sense of responsibility that weighed on my shoulders.
On the contrary, there was a sense of revitalization.
There was a sense of relief when we reached home.
Few people attended, and there was a sense of terminal decay.
There was a sense of relief amongst the crew.
But in our house together, there was a sense of just trying stuff.
There was a sense that something supernatural was present.
But in our home together, there was a sense in just trying things.
There was a sense of someone using a telephone.
And once we met them in person, there was a sense of relief.
There was a sense of irritation coming from it.
There was a difference and yet there was a sense of… now an international community of thought.
There was a sense about it was something special.
Even amid the conflict, there was a sense of loyalty among the characters.
There was a sense of danger about him.
The elephant rampage notwithstanding, there was a sense that things had gone well.
There was a sense around it that there was something special.
For Milner, perhaps there was a sense of déjà vu.
So there was a sense of urgency to get things going.
And if you had a Platinum card, there was a sense of cachet.
There was a sense of melody and songwriting.
In rebel-held areas of Syria, there was a sense of frustration and disappointment.
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Later there was more of a sense of hindrance or delay
Common sense when operating a power tool
