there's a shared feeling

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

He's not just talking about the labour market; for him and the others standing at the bar, there's a shared feeling that the high level of immigration to the area is having knock-on effects when it comes to education, housing and crime.

There is a shared feeling on the streets around the world that the global economy is a Ponzi scheme run by and for Big Finance.

Despite the dislocation, there was a shared feeling of cooperation and understanding today among company and city officials as well as displaced residents, which some said was fostered by the nearness of the World Trade Center attack.

All segments of the legal ecosystem were represented, and there was a shared feeling of community that transcended geography, generation, gender, ethnicity, training, pedigree, and financial status.

There was a shared feeling of innovative challenge, expressed by one municipal alderman as follows: "The ACC is the right answer to the [unfavourable] health figures in this region, and we hope it will start a dynamic process that is compatible with the ambitions of the life science campus".

"There's a shared vision," he added.

The feeling of being 'safe' emerged as a term in which there was a shared understanding compared to reported confidence and competence.

There's a sharing of ideas now.

In Syria, as in other Arab countries, there is a widely shared feeling, particularly among those between 20 and 30, that the regime denies them dignity and a fair chance to participate in politics and the economy.

A: There's a great feeling.

"There's a good feeling.