Sentence examples for of general sense from inspiring English sources

I mean we have this sort of general sense that there is a kind of race to the left in the Democratic field where everybody is trying to come out with the most ambitious, sweeping proposal etc.

At 16 my generation had no idea of sexual relationships, anything of the kind, but yet we were intensely romantic - with a sort of general sense of Wordsworthian excitement about the intensity of one's experience.

The "Clever" students had the highest level of general sense of coherence during medical school.

Of course, some middle-income families have always chosen used cars out of a general sense of frugality, but the practice previously carried more of a stigma.

At events like Lightning in a Bottle, there are a number of workshops led by and in homage of a general sense of Indian-esque spiritualism.

"Disasters are newsworthy because of the general sense of alarm.

Conservatives also oppose gay marriage out of a general sense of panic over traditional marriage.

After the season, reports emerged of pitchers' drinking beer and eating chicken in the clubhouse during games and of a general sense of tumult.

Rather, he thinks it may be the product of a general sense of Islamophobia that he says has pervaded American culture.

The "Clever" are medical students who, compared to the other styles, achieve the highest level of a general sense of coherence throughout their medical education.

I mean, instinctively, I would say it's part of a general sense now of questioning.