Sentence examples for instant sense from inspiring English sources

I felt an instant sense of nostalgia.

She felt an instant sense of kinship.

It was a label that made instant sense across much of the political spectrum.

Overcome by "an instant sense of panic and suffocation," she feels as though she were "the only true nomad".

The instant sense of community made her feel at home, she said, and it was there that she met her boyfriend, made new friends and worked out.

But, under the hood, billions of neurons burn a lot of energy to give us this instant sense of our surroundings.

In the film's saddest scene, Pollock, who has been laboriously going through the motions of Action Painting for a film showing him in the throes of creativity, realizes that what he's doing is phony and at that instant senses that his most important work is behind him.

In the film's saddest scene, Pollock, who has been laboriously going through the motions of Action Painting for a film showing him in the throes of creativity, realizes that what's he's doing is phony and at that instant senses that his most important work is behind him.

We cut back inside the house and see them through the window; for an instant, we sense them being spied on, as if by the eye of fate.

Handsome, substantial, nicely equipped and roomy enough for five — though cruel for anyone sentenced to the third-row seat — the Sorento makes instant intuitive sense.

But while it's fun to mock its charm-bracelet appearance, it's also one of those rare vehicles that makes instant, intuitive sense.