Sentence examples for sense of event from inspiring English sources

"Theirs has more of a sense of event".

As Mr. Griffiths suggests, context, connection and a sense of event are among them.

It's that sense of event and of moment that we're trying to recreate".

What there isn't is any real emotional heft, or urgency, or sense of event.

"And in the long run it's those associations, that sense of event, that help to make a great store.

That's pretty good, considering the local lack of a sense of event and the relative unpopularity of popular science.

But the fact is when City travel to the Juventus Stadium they are likely to face a thrillingly raucous atmosphere, not to mention a genuine sense of event-glamour, an embrace of the entire occasion.

The violence in Gaza also added to the sense of events escalating out of control.

Mr. Jenkins cautioned that journalists are trained to make sense of events and create a narrative.

In some ways there is a heavy sense of events repeating themselves.

Stories make sense of events and give experience the meaning it has, the inflection of good or bad.