| display sense | 1.05 | Wholesalers also displayed a sense of gloom. | |||
| need sense | 1.05 | Drosdick needs a sense of humor. | |||
| preserve sense | 1.05 | But Bill Clinton is doing his best to preserve our sense of shamelessness. | |||
| shake sense | 1.05 | That alone should shake his sense of responsibility. | |||
| exude sense | 0.99 | Did Rodriguez exude a sense of pressure? | |||
| like sense | 0.99 | I like a sense of humour. | |||
| deepen sense | 0.92 | Indeed, the sales report deepened the sense that rates will soon rise. | |||
| encourage sense | 0.92 | We want to encourage that sense of community and spirit. | |||
| produce sense | 0.92 | These confusions produced a sense of self-distrust. | |||
| recover sense | 0.92 | It took a few minutes to recover my senses. | |||
| carry sense | 0.79 | But the word carries a sense of the chaotic. | |||
| enjoy sense | 0.79 | Celtic fans enjoyed a sense of closure. | |||
| experience sense | 0.79 | They then experience a sense of violation. | |||
| feed sense | 0.79 | Her devotion only feeds his sense of guilt and despair. | |||
| underscore sense | 0.79 | The dim lighting underscores your sense of psychological dislocation. | |||
| establish sense | 0.72 | Ornament established a sense of scale. | |||
| generate sense | 0.72 | I like to generate that sense of danger. | |||
| love sense | 0.72 | I love the sense of humor. | |||
| promote sense | 0.72 | They encourage better posture and promote a sense of well-being. | |||
| sharpen sense | 0.72 | Your senses are sharpened. |