Sentence examples for feeling the same sense from inspiring English sources
Their classmates were other young immigrants who, to varying degrees, were feeling the same sense of dislocation.
But I am feeling the same sense of unease as Napoleon must have felt when, finally camped in Moscow, he saw the first flames leap up around the Kremlin's fairytale onion domes.
"We will occupy the streets and squares and we will not leave".But a day earlier Mr Navalny had told me that Mr Putin's victory did not leave people feeling the same sense of indignation as the December elections had done, and that sustaining the intensity of the protest would not be easy.
Every pro-Remain member will be feeling the same deep sense of disappointment and regret that I am feeling this weekend, as we have failed, collectively, to save the UK from a reckless leap into the unknown, and we fear it is the people we came into politics to represent who will be hurt first and worst.
Will the six hundred people descending on Washington, D.C. leave feeling the same overwhelming sense of commonality felt in previous years?
You sense they're feeling the same freedom, daring and camaraderie that they might at a house party when someone's parents are away.
"People feel a sense of belonging or validation when we're all feeling the same things.
In that sense it was comforting to be in Lima, where everyone was feeling the same thing.
When you sense your attention drifting and your mind getting fuzzy, others are probably feeling the same way.
