Sentence examples for shared this sense from inspiring English sources

Not everyone at the festival shared this sense of impatience.

"If my job is to build a capability to respond to any unknown virus, how about this one?" Another small team of scientists and medical experts within the Defense Department shared this sense of urgency.

It's not quite the mood that springs to mind when you think of Lecter, but Andrés clearly shared this sense of humour: he regaled Fuller with details of a Spanish delicacy – stuffed sheep's vagina – joking that for a cook with Hannibal's resources, "it wouldn't be a sheep you'd be stuffing".

Do they share this sense of humor, or did they just need the work?

I share this sense of wonder, and I wanted to see how far the human mind could go in penetrating the mystery of existence.

As the novel develops, O'Nan makes sure that we share this sense of disorientation – feeling, with Scott, the ground giving way beneath our feet.

He added: "The steady rise of extremist populist rightwing movements in many European states suggests that many voters share this sense of disillusionment.

Most of the people I work with, even though we are doing difficult things in difficult situations, are nice, collaborative people who share this sense of wanting to make a difference.

Averroes does not share this sense and, as Pines puts it, instead feels that "the simple faith of the average nonphilosophical person should not be troubled; and he should be left free to stick to his own unsophisticated beliefs even in such matters as the corporeality of God" (Pines 1969, cxix).

As a surgeon, Bowers also shares this sense of emotion following the procedures.

My hope, my prayer, is that Friday's horrific shooting in Newtown might convince others to share this sense of pragmatic urgency.