Sentence examples for sense of standing from inspiring English sources

Like Fitzgerald, she had a pervasive sense of standing outside, of not being quite real or legitimately lovable.

The almost uncanny quality captures the sense of standing in awe of something ineffably vast but that still speaks to you.

For Hotspur, the rebel, and son of Northumberland, integrity is focused largely in the sense of standing up for reputation and being prepared to respond immediately to any challenge.

Seen from this perspective, the Turkish question reveals both centripetal (a sense of "standing together" against outside threats) and centrifugal (a lack of shared strategic or foreign policy orientations) forces within the EU.

"He said to me, 'Mr Porter, does working for the Brisbane Courier Mail give you a sense of standing in the community?' I said no, Mr Bray, it does not.

Each separate film revolves around the tree at slow driving speed (the camera is in fact an iPhone Blu-Tacked to Wallinger's car window) so that one has the sense of standing at the centre of many circling movements all at once.

In terms of consumer processes, several emotions are evident, including the sense of standing-out and self-esteem, fun and coolness, creativity and imagination, and most importantly, the possibility of reflecting one's personality in self-designed bikes.

Photo albums give a reassuring sense of time standing still.

You must feel an incredible sense of power, standing in front of 80,000 people.

"But you always have this sense of someone standing there saying you only have three minutes or five questions.

Where's the sense of occasion standing in a field watching a game with six parents, three passersby and a dog?