Sentence examples for expressed a sense that from inspiring English sources

Kurds, Arabs and Turkmen all expressed a sense that security under the Kurds was better than mayhem under someone else.

Sunni Muslims have not fared as well, and many Iraqis expressed a sense that sectarian tensions were worsening.

But in interviews this week they have expressed a sense that this is what their careers have been leading up to.

Ms. Sproul, however, expressed a sense that the nation had lost "that feeling of coming together as a country" that was once offered by such addresses.

Regardless of how many allies are lining up, the professors and the trustees -- indeed everyone approached on the subject of change in college athletics -- expressed a sense that the movement was up against long odds.

Only in the latter part of the century did Dutch historians begin to express a sense that political grandeur might be transient.

These efforts are stirring skepticism and anger among teachers, some of whom express a sense that those behind the new evaluations know little about what it is like to be in a classroom.

(R8, intervention) Some care facility staff expressed a sense of distrust that treatment decisions were made solely on a risk/benefit assessment; instead they perceived that older people in care were a low priority to health service providers.

For example, when asked about the 'main purpose' of YMI, 14 boys (out of the 31 interviewed) explained the programme objectives in terms of personal and collective transformation, and expressed a sense of optimism that change is possible; in contrast, the remaining respondents typically commented that the programme was designed to 'raise awareness', 'help students learn' or 'have fun'.

Ms. Contenta expressed a sense of incredulity that, by now, has echoed throughout the Colorado.

The minutes of late autumn 2008 expressed a sense of relief that the banking system had been saved from collapse.