Sentence examples for sense grew from inspiring English sources

Carey's new book in a sense grew out of The Intellectuals and the Masses.

"A whole generation of us, in some sense, grew up under the bishop," Mr. Jackson said in an interview with The Los Angeles Times in 1985.

I suppose the sense grew that being an artist was a career option, and a lucrative one, in the way that it had really never been… Absolutely.

The homespun, seat-of-your-pants era of the Internet -- the era in which Salon rose to prominence and which it, in some sense, grew to symbolize -- is history.

"But I sense growing confidence that our worst post-Sept.

I feel that I have in some sense grown up with it.

That made sense growing up in the 1940s, 50s and 60s.