Sentence examples for much needed sense from inspiring English sources
It adds a much needed sense of fun to the accommodation choice in Winchester.
If so, this row could inject President Fox's rather shapeless government with a new, and much needed, sense of purpose.
"Thank you Dan Lucas for adding some much needed sense to a debate about the Stereophonics," gurgles Matt Dony.
In the previous assault on Falluja, the soldiers were pulled away at the last minute, thereby giving the insurgents a much needed sense of victory.
She tells his tragic story with lucid fair-mindedness and -- especially on the art-historical side -- authority, as well as with a much needed sense of humor.
Not just because they gave us a much needed sense of joy after five years of relegation, financial problems and some of the worst managers we've ever seen at Hillsborough, but because they felt complete, more than just a collection of individuals.
That kind of aggression will be much needed, you sense: the way Nadal's hitting his ground strokes, Federer's not going to retain his title from the back of the court.
The Sundance hit was a much needed jolt to resuscitate senses that had become numbed by continued police violence and inaction from the government.
Mark Gooding London Charlotte Higgins brings some much needed creative insight and common sense to an anachronistic debate rapidly morphing into a sick tale of celebrity vanity.
Very timely & much needed!
