11.   Her speech had slowed a bit, but her sense of humor had not.

12.   His ascension to the party leadership -- and perhaps even to the office of prime minister -- has a sense of inevitability to it.

13.   It helps him unify the country, in the sense of us having the same enemy.

14.   Lucky for us, our sense of taste has a system of compensation.

15.   That sense of urgency has almost nothing to do with a desire to gawk at the likes of the white-hot Travolta.

16.   This sense has its origin in the group therapy that is now called the recovery movement.

17.   This sense of security has a very real basis.

18.   While her hope has not wavered, her sense of certainty has.

19.   Your sense of humor has nothing to do with your genes, and everything to do with your upbringing, according to new finding by biologists in London.

20.   Gede observes the sense of crisis has yet to spread evenly among his fellow students.