| make sense | 321.27 | On the whole, it made sense. | |||
| have sense | 52.60 | He had no sense of time. | |||
| get sense | 14.61 | I got a sense he belonged. | |||
| lose sense | 13.96 | Lose your sense of humor. | |||
| feel sense | 13.10 | I feel a sense of loss. | |||
| create sense | 11.78 | It creates the sense of security they need. | |||
| convey sense | 7.18 | The message conveyed a sense of urgency. | |||
| give sense | 6.32 | But it gives little sense of them as people. | |||
| maintain sense | 5.92 | -- Maintain a sense of humor. | |||
| keep sense | 5.27 | Keep a sense of humor. | |||
| provide sense | 4.74 | Jobs provide a sense of purpose. | |||
| develop sense | 4.54 | Instead, learn to develop a sense of humor. | |||
| bring sense | 4.48 | That brought a sense of deja vu. | |||
| share sense | 3.55 | I shared that sense of pride. | |||
| restore sense | 3.23 | Grandpa wants to restore a sense of self to the boy. | |||
| heighten sense | 3.09 | My senses are heightened. | |||
| lack sense | 3.09 | It rarely lacks a sense of irony. | |||
| instill sense | 2.70 | It instilled a sense of willpower. | |||
| regain sense | 2.70 | But regain your senses quickly. | |||
| express sense | 2.50 | Samaranch expressed a sense of personal hurt. |