Sentence examples for a sense from from inspiring English sources

He had no inside information — just a sense from the mood on the street.

So I learned backwards, in a sense, from the street into the gallery.

That was a rehabilitation, in a sense, from that previous experience.

Ultimately, you get a sense from these books that the only heroes are tarnished ones.

"There is a sense from across the leading lights of the eurozone that time is running out.

In your interviews, did you get a sense from users that they understood the possible implications of the drug use?

"I wanted to get a sense from my father how the hall sounded," Lang told me later.

He said he wanted "to get a sense from our side about how our contribution is going".

You always got a sense, from his work and personal life, of this very steely personal and political morality.

So that's like a no-brainer in a certain sense from a financial standpoint.

You get a sense, though, from what happened next.