Sentence examples for lingering sense from inspiring English sources

But there is little lingering sense of loss.

De Vries apparently always had a lingering sense of dread.

But she still admits to a lingering sense of unease.

It's funny, but a lingering sense of smugness resides.

** De Vries apparently always had a lingering sense of dread.

A lingering sense of lawlessness influences many young men.

But a lingering sense of second-class citizenship has been rekindled by the rise of Islamism.

Then she swung around, her breasts dispelling any lingering sense of masculinity.

Yet he left with a bronze medal and a lingering sense of what could have been.

The Harlequins resurgence continued at Twickenham yesterday yet a lingering sense of dissatisfaction will remain.

However, he said, those good feelings are still tempered by a lingering sense of loss.