Sentence examples for be a shared sense from inspiring English sources

There will now be a shared sense of responsibility for getting the economy going.

It can be a shared sense of music and style, a natural sympathy of body types, or a similar instinct for drama.

The answer, of course, is a shared sense of humor.

MS. CHANNING It's a shared sense of the absurd.

There was a shared sense of responsibility for one another.

These weren't lasting friendships but there was a shared sense of adventure and comradeship.

"Minority migrant communities have done so much in London and there is a shared sense of pride," she says.

Yet there is a shared sense that this neighborhood is one of the last, best examples of a special Beijing tradition.

There is a shared sense that the world is a more dangerous place even for people who want to have nothing to do with it.

Greater Manchester is evolving, and central to its development is a shared sense of place among politicians, senior officers and people from the private and third sector.

She found the largest common factor was a shared sense that they had personally lost prestige and authority as the result of campaigns by liberals and environmentalists.