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• After Saturday, though, they feel a sense of destiny.
• "It just doesn't make sense ."
• Townshend hopes the audience shares that sense of discovery and acceptance.
• They do it because it makes sense from a business standpoint.
• A sense of place is easy to lose in our culture.
• He has a sparkling sense of humor and is completely relaxed.
• I never got a sense of real anticipation of greatness approaching.
• The African's sense of family might surprise an American.
• But the dominant sense around here is something else : resignation.
• Let us hope the country will have more sense this time.
• If you look at it my way, it makes sense.
• I have this very strong sense memory of being a kid,
• The hall provides a sense of both intimacy and epic occasion.
• Common sense tells you there is only so much disposable income.
• Which makes perfect sense, since acting is the family trade.
• Azinger, 34, has not lost his sense of humor.
• But we still have to bring some economic sense to baseball.
• "There's no sense to it,"
• You have in a way an extra edge in that sense.
• But its sense of how inviolate its proposals are remains uncertain.