Sentence examples for consuming sense from inspiring English sources

Do you remember the incredible sense of shock, sadness, anger and pride, all welling up into a consuming sense of urgency?

Ms. Pipoyan's album "One Day of the City" (available from armenianmegastore.com) leans more modern than her previous work, but modern in a way that reflects Armenia's consuming sense of its antiquity.

The most striking feature of Mitt Romney as a politician is an absence of any responsibility to his own past — the consuming sense that his life and opinions can be remade at a moment's need.

If he is stirred at all by the unique historical dimensions of the Obama Presidency, as you would have to assume he is, then his training should lead him not to glorify himself in the Presidency's glare, as more than a few other national-security advisers have done, but to act out of a consuming sense of sacrificial duty and devotion.

A consuming sense of entitlement.

They also let two gifted young actors create nerve-pricking studies in moral numbness shaped by an all-consuming sense of futility.

There may be no more languid, all-consuming sense of tactile pleasure than walking in bare feet through soft grass on a late summer afternoon.

"When that loss comes at the hands of another soldier, and indeed when that event occurs at the very place that suffered so much pain, so much anguish just four and a half years ago, it only adds to the sorrow and the all-consuming sense of loss the amy is feeling this day".

I carry it around inside me like this all-consuming sense of purpose that I need to execute on".

On "Love in the Future," it's produced to evoke an all-consuming sense of devotion.

In other words, EMRs are most often experienced by physicians as threats in financial, technical, or time-consuming senses.