Sentence examples for sense grown from inspiring English sources
I feel that I have in some sense grown up with it.
In this sense, grown citizens on both sides of the strait are not so different from their children, whose impulses they cannot curb but whose habits they certainly help form.
Burke suggests that Hahn will greatly improve city-county relations because he has, in a sense, grown up in the county hierarchy.
The following year he was featured on GQ Indias list of "Bollywood's 11 Best-Dressed Actors", which described his style sense: "grown and matured into an irresistible combination of goody-two-shoesness and an urbane sophistication".
"The Los Angeles Times and the entertainment business have in a sense grown up together and I'm excited my photos will now be part of this new view inside Hollywood," said David Strick.
"But I sense growing confidence that our worst post-Sept.
Carey's new book in a sense grew out of The Intellectuals and the Masses.
That made sense growing up in the 1940s, 50s and 60s.
If you sense growing frustration and despair, it's not just you.
The anxiety level of many lawmakers has been rising as they sense growing alarm about the economy.
We improve, act more kindly, show greater concern for others' welfare, and in that sense grow more moral.
