Sentence examples for a heavy sense from inspiring English sources

We feel a heavy sense of responsibility".

The room was filled with a heavy sense of guilt.

I had to struggle to hold off a heavy sense of desolation and loneliness.

In some ways there is a heavy sense of events repeating themselves.

As he reaches out to those voters, Mr. Obama imposes upon them a heavy sense of responsibility.

Victoria accepts with a heavy sense that, despite their benevolence, the Staveneys are claiming a stray bit of family property.

In his book, Hutto describes the feeling, a hypnotic, heavy sense of harmony, everything coming together — insects, vegetation, animals — a bird snuggling up against him on a damp, oppressive afternoon.

But while hearts are heavy, a great sense of fear has also set in over what is now being called an act of terror.

"He lived in politics not in the way that's habitual in Russia," wrote Russian journalist Yuri Saprykin, "not with the heavy sense of a perennial martyr, but with a smile, as if speaking in the Duma or standing in a one-man picket is the same as drinking a glass of champagne".

"I accept this mission," he said, "with a heavy heart and a profound sense of duty".

And what this provokes is not a tender feeling of nostalgia, but the heavy sense that you live a life that's somehow separate from your country.