Sentence examples for rest sense from inspiring English sources

The rest sense that we are stuck on the minus end of some great financial formula, but given the complexity and size of Big Finance, it's hard to pin down exactly why it happens and how it all adds up.

Retailers and media companies, not to mention their footsoldiers (Fellowes, Allsopp and the rest) sensing the customers' yearning to be comfortably numb, to be unchallengingly bored, gleefully supply us with the wherewithal.

"None of the rest makes sense unless you take politics into account," he says.

We shouldn't rest our sense of self on the size of our biggest dam or largest skyscraper.

A mother closes her eyes and though her body may be at rest, her senses are certainly not.

"We remind you of the fact and leave the rest to your sense of duty," the pirates say politely.

And on what similarities does Wilson rest her acute sense of identification with a hunted child in hiding?

But my mind is at rest in a sense — I've found a place where I feel comfortable to play, try things and improve.

The rest of us sense that potential pre-season success, most likely against the lowly Blues, may be as good as it gets for quite a while.

Dark and strange, it seems; and we are not likely to recall that the lucid light and language of Greek tragedy rested upon, though it did not rest in, a sense of fate.

"When can you say that you really know her?" The success of Ms. Williams's performance may rest on that sense of obscuredeness, the peek-a-boo quality that Marilyn's life had.