| talk sense | 2.44 | Try to talk sense with the bad guys? | |||
| retain sense | 2.24 | But he retains his sense of humor. | |||
| see sense | 2.24 | I see no sense in that. | |||
| foster sense | 1.97 | It fosters a sense of privacy. | |||
| show sense | 1.97 | He even showed a sense of humor. | |||
| increase sense | 1.91 | It did increase my sense of smell. | |||
| find sense | 1.71 | Finding a sense of normalcy is another matter. | |||
| reflect sense | 1.65 | Clashes reflect increasing sense of anger. | |||
| gain sense | 1.58 | You gain a sense of the leadership. | |||
| build sense | 1.51 | He needs to build a sense of urgency. | |||
| dull sense | 1.45 | No doubt, pot dulls the senses. | |||
| offer sense | 1.45 | It offers a sense of completeness, a conclusion. | |||
| project sense | 1.45 | In some, the sitters project a sense of drama. | |||
| evoke sense | 1.32 | The ads evoke a sense of Rockwellian calm. | |||
| use sense | 1.32 | Use your senses. | |||
| add sense | 1.18 | Dunga adds a sense of purpose and guidance. | |||
| reinforce sense | 1.18 | They helped reinforce his sense of right and wrong. | |||
| assault sense | 1.12 | We believe in assaulting the senses. | |||
| lend sense | 1.12 | That lends a sense of privacy, Stephanie says. | |||
| capture sense | 1.05 | The light moment captured the sense of the evening. |