Sentence examples for get the same sense from inspiring English sources

Rhetoric is probably the most practical, and I get the same sense from non-academic friends.

I didn't get the same sense of peace at Sunday Mass.

"When I talk to businesspeople, I don't get the same sense of optimism" that he has.

You can still demonstrate, but you don't get the same sense of a whole".

Students today need to get the same "sense of passion" that students had 25 years ago, Kerry said.

And I still get the same sense of comfort and security from these two timeless mothers and children, all mixed up on Blueberry Hill.

As good as the new Fallout games were, I never got the same sense of place or explorative wonder as I got in Oblivion.

The weird thing is, I got the same sense of elation and excitement when I didn't buy, as when I did.

I'd been to the archives at Bryn Mawr, and I got the same sense of life in the letters there, but largely through indirection, for most of the letters there were written to Katharine.

I was really relieved when my dad came to see my last show, Bic for Her, because I'm quite close to him and we've got the same sense of humour.

On 30 November, I got much the same sense from the trade unions' public sector day of action, and the scores of people I met who were experiencing the strike ritual for the first time, getting a taste of politics as lived experience rather than distant spectacle.