Sentence examples for while the sense of from inspiring English sources

After a while, the sense of paranoia was so strong that it became comical.

And all the while, the sense of hopelessness, and perhaps resentment of American inaction, will grow.

Answer While the sense of "fulsome" and "fulsomely" has shifted over time, the primary meaning suggests something offensively excessive.

While the sense of smell is less important than vision or hearing in human interactions, odours do play an important role in influencing human behaviour.

While the sense of alarm has reached better-off youths in Northern Europe, it is often tempered by a mood of resignation.

While The Sense of an Ending won the Man Booker prize, Walsh's novel is dismissed on Amazon as "soft, badly written porn" which includes – horrors – "the c word".

"You had a culture here that was pervaded for a while with the sense of anything goes".

But after a while, even the sense of taboo and fear starts to go away.

Of course, it becomes par for the course after a while, but the sense of privilege they feel to be working with people who have made a last noble act seemed ever-present.

Doing so while maintaining the sense of the original language's flow is even harder.

The new buildings were made to look different from one another while preserving the sense of a row.