Sentence examples for that sense like from inspiring English sources

I wanted Georgia to have that sense like I have in some situations -- am I really capable?

He's not, however, a huge deficit hawk; in that sense, like Mr. Kemp, he doesn't worship at the altar of a balanced budget.

In that sense, like Mrs Gandhi and Anwar Sadat, he may have a reputation that grows outside his own country while diminishing inside it.

The Himalayans and the Andes are young compared with really old mountains like the Appalachians, he said, but there are still other mountains that are changing very rapidly and are probably far younger in that sense, like those in Calabria, in the toe of Italy, which he is studying.

In that sense like safety, drivers perceive security too as an "eternal killjoy" [51, p. 114].

In that sense, like BlackBerry before, it's now Apple who looks like the holdout.

Mr. McConnell, the minority leader, said in an interview that he would continue to advance bipartisan deals that make sense, like the 2011 debt limit agreement and the 2012 compromise on deficit reduction, and oppose those that do not.

Use things that makes sense, like fences in the dungeon, thrones in the throne room, In the ballroom, add disco balls and food (so it's like a party).

We are social not just in the trivial sense that we like company, and not just in the obvious sense that we each depend on others.

They are strange wombs where the dead do not decay in that sense, too, like human memory.

In that sense, "Be Like Others," which is being broadcast tomorrow on HBO, is particularly well-timed.