1.   But a shared sense of collective values can still hold society together at the local level.

2.   And more recent films suggest a shared sense of urban strife.

3.   Both events drew on the overt assumption that the bond with Clinton had deepened because of a shared sense of persecution.

4.   About the only thing Kelly and Kings general manager Dave Taylor had in common Wednesday was their shared sense of pessimism.

5.   After a grudging election, the winner must establish a shared sense of civic identity.

6.   But at the same time there is also a widely shared sense that some sort of peace with Israel is now inevitable.

7.   But surely, at least for now, a shared sense of relief has embraced the city.

8.   But there was almost a shared sense of contentment, rare in game like this, between major programs like these.

9.   First, because of a widely shared sense that Carey represents the future of the Teamsters.

10.   Four years later, the venture is providing jobs, money and a shared sense of purpose.