Sentence examples for a special sense from inspiring English sources

The aging and deaths of survivors of Hitler's horror created a special sense of urgency.

There's a special sense of dread that comes with that phrase, "serial killer".

"There's a special sense of community here in Hob Nob," Daniella said.

Similarly, those involving non-Old Firm clubs had a special sense of occasion surrounding them.

She did say yes, by the way, so I feel a special sense of duty.

There is a special sense of place, which means there is nowhere else like it.

But Zuk also had a special sense of compassion and understanding of a ballplayer's nature.

It depends on having a special sense of rhythm and timing.

And all the actors express a special sense of "ownership" about their Mike Leigh characters.

"Dogs usually have a special sense with these sort of things," he said.

We were trying to build a material which would have a special sense of direction.