Sentence examples for the sense that while from inspiring English sources

But there was also the sense that while Egypt may have backed off, it still demonstrated the new regional dynamics.

Nor the sense that, while proper music explores what it feels like to be alive, musical comedy sniggers at it and makes comedy "boing!" noises.

Even so, there's no escaping the sense that while the stakes are grave, the odds are long in reversing a crisis that threatens to destabilize the nation and destroy its social fabric.

Perhaps the greatest frustration is one that is increasingly common in the nonprofit world: the sense that while the artists reap the benefits that nonprofit organizations bring them, those who keep the machinery running get few rewards.

Now I get the sense that while the Iraqis don't want us to fail, since our failure would mean their failure, many don't want to see us succeed either.

His manner conveys the sense that, while his work is primarily at the Court, the job calls for him to go about it with a sense of duty to the nation outside the cloistered courtroom, made tangible in the far-flung states the lawyers represent.

Put through brutal training in the arts of princedom, they sense that while whoever learns best will become the new prince, the others are almost certain to be assassinated.

His performance against Everton 12 days ago and his selection ahead of Iker Casillas for the Euro 2016 qualifier against Luxembourg on Sunday served to underline the sense that although for a while it seemed United had not spent the £17.8m he cost wisely, they had in fact bought Spain's No 1 goalkeeper for the next decade.

Kohn contends that what we consider as rewards are actually punishments in the sense that after a short while, the student will not express an interest in learning unless and until the potential of receiving an external reward has been shown, and that the rewards need to get larger and more enticing as the young person ages.

It brings the gig to life, while confirming the sense that, until that point, Parsons had been rather going through the motions.

By the end of the weekend I still got the sense that Mr. Buffett, while furious with Mr. Sokol, struggled to publicly criticize him.