Sentence examples for have a deep sense from inspiring English sources

The countries most resistant to shock and manipulation have a deep sense of shared history.

Whatever their affiliation, Africans have a deep sense of the spiritual.

"We Filipinos have a deep sense of supporting each other and taking care of vulnerable people.

I have a deep sense of loss and sadness for the place and what it tried to do.

A poet can have a deep sense of himself as a Quasimodo in a world without bells, or as the fine poet Czeslaw Milosz wrote: A feast of brief hopes, a rally of the proud, A tournament of hunchbacks, literature.

These young people are by nature passionate, they are moral, they have a deep sense of what it means to build and live in community, and they desire a better future.

To have a deeper sense of these insights, I compute the monthly transition rates conditional on the labour market status in the previous period as in Gomes (2012).

That's the beauty of Hawaiian fashion; the clothes have a deeper sense of spiritual connection".

I have a deeper sense of what it means to be a Christian because of my encounter with people from other faith traditions.

We have one life so we might as well be awake for it; live boldly; exercise with enthusiasm; love more; meditate; get more sleep; and have a deeper sense of wonder.

"I had a deep sense of guilt," she recalled.