Sentence examples for was some sense from inspiring English sources

He added: "There was some sense of history.

If only there was some sense in this novel.

Despite the hurried nature of his appointment there was some sense behind Scolari's move.

But still, there was some sense that deficit reductions should come from both sides of the ledger.

There was some sense, perhaps, in Rodgers keeping back a couple of players for Saturday's game against Chelsea.

I stopped feeling mad; there was some sense of order.' Is writing its own kind of therapy?

There's some sense to that.

* There's some sense in bridal apprehension.

So there's some sense of Jim's playground.

And of course there is some sense in this.

But there is some sense to this seeming madness.