Sentence examples for brief sense from inspiring English sources

Four 17th- and 18th-century thangkas from the Rubins' collection are included in "Anonymous" to create some brief sense of context.

On radio, spoken words can create a brief sense of personal connection with each listener, in a way newer media can't really match.

With Mourinho's sides, an attack is a precision weapon, not a scattergun, so when they break there is a brief sense of majesty.

After the brief sense of jubilant defiance that followed the referendum, the Greeks are confronted with a reality that is unforgivingly stark.

Only once, in early 2013, was there a brief sense that Mr Cameron's position was under threat; but the Adam Afriyie challenge was predictably and rightly seen off.

The brief sense of kinship, writ large, feels like that excitement you feel coming out of a life-changing play or film, back into the real world outside and anxious to talk 10 to the dozen about the drama you just witnessed.

It was a night when Everton barely offered the briefest sense they might be ripe for an upset.

However brief that sense of euphoria was, we should not forget that.

Everybody worked for months on the "five-twenty-one brief," with a sense that the shape of the post-Cold War world was at stake.

As with classic British work such as Brief Encounter, you sense that the slightest gestures the characters make is loaded with enormous meaning.

The state's final argument, by comparison, was a brief in every sense of the word, coming in at a mere 162 pages.