Sentence examples for first sense of from inspiring English sources

The first sense of life must come from the awarness of the Death.

"That's where I got my first sense of community service, of looking outside my immediate world," she said.

I had that first sense of his range with the Grand Street story and "By Night in Chile".

For many of us, I suspect, our first sense of the past begins with the simple childhood request for a story about our families and ourselves.

My first sense of this disjunction came a couple of weeks into my stay, when I settled in for lunch at a downtown restaurant.

My first sense of the sea's real power comes when we enter the sound and attempt to head north along the mainland coast, paddling against the current.

With regional allies, it is the second sense, of espionage and information, that matters most.

One evening, he told me, "I have a sixth sense of the dynamics of the Embassy".

Your sixth sense of intuition is armed and operating with supreme knowing.

"I consider myself a patriot, but only in the second sense of the word".

I'm not sure if it's just the LSD, but it gave me a sixth sense of awareness".