Sentence examples for sense of arrival from inspiring English sources

If this is your destination, you feel a genuine sense of arrival.

Downtown composers generally spurn bourgeois conceptions of narrative, but a little sense of arrival never hurt anyone.

And that exhilarating sense of arrival, it seems to me, is a large part of the highway's original spirit.

The publication of "Blueschild Baby" brought Cain the buzz and affirmation he had been craving — the sense of arrival.

He added: "We want everybody to have a proper sense of arrival, to be able to make choices about how they go about their visits.

You want to recapture the sense of arrival that Dad had when he got the big raise and moved up from an Impala to a LeSabre?

No rapper currently working conveys a sense of impending arrival the way he does — every sentence of his can be roughly translated to: "I just got here!

The poem presents childbirth from the perspective of the father, whom Smith describes as a "beholden" witness: now that you are more born than being, more awake than awaited Smith says that she is taken by the poem's "sense of almost arrival" and by its structure, which is one long, arduous sentence.

The growing hubbub creates a sense of momentous arrival.

By the mid-to late '90s, however, it happened again -- that false sense of full arrival.

Once again the architecture sends a subliminal message intended to create a sense of reassurance and arrival.