Sentence examples for more sense of from inspiring English sources

Sentence The phrase "more sense of" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase "a greater sense of" or "a stronger sense of". Example sentence: I felt like I had a greater sense of independence after moving out of my parents' house.

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"This year, there's a little more sense of ease".

"I wish there were more sense of balance.

And what I was interested in was getting some more sense of specificity.

It might begin to make more sense of a decision that is otherwise hard to understand.

And that gives you more of the dance and more sense of presence.

"But my clients have more sense of conflict over their wealth.

"There is more sense of belonging, more social pressure to conformity.

Picking somebody to hold responsible gives a little more sense of order to the universe.

"Let's move it to after the shooting, for more sense of foreboding.

And it's something that makes more sense of Macbeth's resentment of Banquo's son.

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