Sentence examples for this shared sense from inspiring English sources

We have this shared sense of marriage being this hotbed for healing.

It's from that, I think, that there is this shared sense of responsibility among law enforcement officers, a sense of a greater obligation than before to help each other out".

"And I began looking for the commonalities in this shared sense of the American 'self.' " Despite the drastic changes between landscapes and cultures across the United States, Frank believes that, in the end, there is more that holds the country together than cleaves it apart.

"One of the things that is so moving to me about these books — about the American Guide series — is finding in them this shared sense, from state to state, of a kind of awe and wonderment at the assignment and opportunity to self-mythologize," Mr. Kahane said.

There is a definite impression among South Koreans that this latest North Korean provocation the shelling of Yeonpyeong Island last Tuesday takes North-South relations into dangerous, uncharted territory.One might expect that this shared sense anxiety would inspire a certain unity.

Despite this shared sense of hatred/annoyance for tests that employers will never care about, we all handle our finals differently.

And if local governments manage cultural diversity issues, doesn't this undermine the shared sense of belonging that citizens must feel to support a national welfare regime?

(FG 5) For all parents in this study, the shared sense was that stillbirth was something that happened to other people.

For that shared sense of inhabiting a space.

It also spoke of fears developing that "civility" — in this case, a shared sense of general propriety — was endangered even among the suburbs' young children.

This created a shared sense of purpose, an awareness of what had to be done and, crucially, a confidence that we had the people and the skills to succeed.