11.   His sense of humour was his only saving grace.

12.   His senses told him he was onto a good thing and his senses were rarely wrong.

13.   However, there is a sense in which the particles that make up your body will carry on into another universe.

14.   I knew there was no sense in trying to do a better one.

15.   I shall suggest that there is a sense in which the very notion of a homosexual sensibility is a contradiction in terms.

16.   I slip through and my senses are immediately alive to a new intensity.

17.   If one can not muster a godlike detachment, a sense of impotence is the next best protection from despair.

18.   In all of these classrooms a genuine sense of community is apparent from the moment you enter the door.

19.   In these long summer evenings around the solstice there is a sense that night really begins and ends in the woods.

20.   In turn, that sense of community is what is expected to make New Traditional neighborhoods desirable in this age of isolation.