Sentence examples for some shared sense from inspiring English sources

It is because architecture is an essentially public art that we need some shared sense of architectural value.

* * * It would be a mistake to think of Arendt and McCarthy's alliance as the result of some shared sense of "sisterhood," in the parlance of the second wave.

The unpalatable fact for any public figure who seeks today to articulate some shared sense of identity – and most do – is that in Britain this has always been tied closely to Christianity and specifically to the Bible.

Since the end of the cold war, even the old Western allies have lost some of their shared sense of purpose.

A shared sense of discrimination at the hands of the Sinhalese majority led some young Muslims to join the Tigers.

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.

Their shared sense of urgency reflects an accepted reality.

There was a shared sense of responsibility for one another.