Sentence examples for a sense behind from inspiring English sources

"It used to be that all discussion of autism was, in a sense, behind the backs of autistic adults, as if they were children, as if these adults were invisible.

"For those who say it is undignified to show bones, we're burying them, in a sense, behind dark glass," said Dr. James Smith, who runs Beth Shalom Holocaust Memorial Center in Britain and is working with the Rwandan government to revamp some of its memorials.

Despite a sense behind the scenes that there is cause for encouragement in pursuing cross-border options, however, that remains a distant proposition.

At the very least, this leaves a sense behind of life inside these massive hierarchical and bureaucratic organizations.

What gradually came on me as I read his notes and meditations was a sense that behind the witty and complicated man I very slightly knew, there stood a kind of hero of contemplation.

But dig a bit into Ron Conway and you get a sense that behind all that reasonableness there's a remarkably shrewd operator who has minted a fortune for himself, his investors and his entrepreneurs.

You once told an interviewer that people will tell you more in a few seconds on a bus about themselves, yet they are, in a sense, hiding behind a performance of "self".

You only have to look at the torturous geographical distinctions made in every press release on devolution to get a sense of the behind-the-scenes tussles.

The alleged fraud went undetected for decades despite numerous warnings, red flags and a general sense behind closed doors on Wall Street that something wasn't quite right.

They did express a sense of being left behind, though they never blamed anyone for that.

Yet she gave a sense of herself behind the characters, feeling their sadness.