Sentence examples for shared sense between from inspiring English sources

Despite expressing these somewhat prescriptive and seemingly punitive views, there was nonetheless also a strong shared sense between nurse-trainers and nurses of their role as caring and compassionate community members committed to helping those with HIV/AIDS.

"Integration is about melding a shared sense of mission between corporations and non-profits as a way of equipping people to make a difference in the world," says Celina Adams, community investment manager of Timberland, the Stratham, N.H.-based boot and outdoor apparel designer with a long tradition of corporate social responsibility.

The segment played up the idea of the shared sense of alienation between white Clinton supporters and black people.

The space between our shared sense of history and our experience of the world today". .

The adoption of Middle Scots by the aristocracy has been seen as building a shared sense of national solidarity and culture between rulers and ruled, although the fact that north of the Tay Gaelic still dominated may have helped widen the cultural divide between highlands and lowlands.

A shared sense of urgency refers to the concordance between the patient and their care giver's perception of the need to move expeditiously.

Theirs is a dance of admiration, one between soul mates with a dazzling shared sense of ambition.

A shared sense of homelessness".

The answer, of course, is a shared sense of humor.

For that shared sense of inhabiting a space.

MS. CHANNING It's a shared sense of the absurd.