Sentence examples for sense among from inspiring English sources

There is a growing sense among Americans that we must apply this precept to Iraq.

There was no immediate sense among Israelis of being on a war footing.

There is a sense among genteel Washington that partisanship is rude and boorish.

Court Yard Hounds, he added, might even have "an advantage, in a sense," among radio programmers.

But just as palpable is the sense among many that no one else really cares.

There's a sense, among some, that development in Valparaiso is being driven by foreign investment.

"There's a sense among some people, like, who are these whippersnappers?" Mr. Childs acknowledged.

These help build the sense among workers that they are relatively equal.

There's a sense among the trio of a pause for breath, a steadying before the business.

Nonetheless, it was indeed further significant evidence of an outbreak of common sense among German workers.

(The party determined its name after polling; Working Families beat out Common Sense, among other ideas).