Sentence examples for this constant sense from inspiring English sources

"You've got this constant sense of anxiety about rent".

"I went around with this constant sense of discomfort: Are they going to like me?

"There was this constant sense of being watched, of feeling that you were being monitored," he says.

"This constant sense of wonder is what gives us meaning, what gives us a spiritual sense," he said.

And, as in "Star Wars," when you watch "Flash Gordon," you get this constant sense of movement.

I think this constant sense of disappointment is the reason why, although I admired this novel, I can't say I loved it.

This is the constant sense that after rewriting 50 press releases in a single day we begin to sound like copywriters for SkyMall, the magazine you find in airline seatbacks from here to Djibouti.

One of the charms of this book is the constant sense of revelation Mrs. Graham seems to have experienced in rereading her own letters and coming to terms with the person she once was.

It is in relation to this consciousness - and the constant sense of incompletion that it builds into the work -that Salle's treatment of women needs to be partially understood.

Part of what I love about my job is the constant sense of discovery, and I'm excited to share this with you!

Marie survives her father by at least 66 years, which means that this slender-looking book is filled with incident, transformed by experience, apprehensive at the constant sense of imminent loss.