Sentence examples for sense of the crowd from inspiring English sources

The sense of the crowd around me was one of betrayal and fear.

When someone asked him if he had got a sense of the crowd at South Park — it may have been the largest public gathering in the thousand-year history of Oxford — he rubbed his eyes and smiled.

When someone asked him if he had got a sense of the crowd at South Park it may have been the largest public gathering in the thousand-year history of Oxford he rubbed his eyes and smiled.

Certainly tonight there are moments from the album that seem too bland for the live setting, and with nothing much to look at there is occasionally a sense of the crowd feeling short-changed.

A brief video clip, recorded as the local CBS affiliate's van was flipped over, gives a vivid sense of the crowd's outrage (warning: the clip's audio contains a moment of strong language from a shocked observer).

A Daily Collegian video report, filmed after the van was toppled, gives a sense of the crowd's size, as police officers struggled to control students chanting "We want Joe!" At one stage during this report, a student can be seen standing beside the toppled news van, giving an interview to ESPN.

You can get the Boardwalk, but also a sense of the crowds that will soon fill it.

While I can't predict what you are going to do tomorrow, I can have, with some degree of confidence, a sense of what the crowd is going to do, what a group of people is going to do.

15.59 Almost certainly out of a silent, unspoken sense of respect, the crowd suddenly disperses, each member at once conscious of their infringement of Madonna's personal space.

And finally, there is a sense of inevitability that the crowd aim will be accomplished regardless of the doubts and opposition of individuals.

Consider this a research tool for sizing up local restaurants and to help you make sense of the growing crowd of bottles lining the grocery store shelves.