Sentence examples for some sense of something from inspiring English sources

To everyone he came in contact with -- If it is about a moment to attain some sense of something that keeps the story spreading, and the change happening.

To help them create a space where it is not quite so overwhelming and they can begin to make some sense of something that will never make any sense at all.

In their view, collective intentions are the product of we-reasoning a viewe-reasoning alenged by the phenomenon of spontaneous joint intentions, and perhaps by the circularity problem that team reasoning already supposes some sense of doing something together.

If we cannot trust the minutia of day-to-day life to provide some sense of routine, something we can rely on to remain the same grounding us in an otherwise chaotic, utterly random world, where can we place our faith?

"My father and Byron both have some kind of spirituality, understated but powerful, that drives their lives, some sense of connection with something bigger than you".

Brazil may be ambivalent about some aspects of this Olympics, torn in some sections about the sense of something plonked down among them.

We've lost the psychological impact of going out of your house to some public event, the sense of something special.

He realized that the psychological content was not something abstract or conceptual in the sense of something intensional, that it was not some sort of meaning at all.

It was the sense of something's being relevant".

But there was a sense of something missing.

We felt a sense of something big stirring.