| forge sense | 0.46 | They also know about the suffering that can deepen faith and forge a sense of mission. | |||
| fuel sense | 0.46 | Jacobson fuels this sense of superiority. | |||
| miss sense | 0.46 | I rather miss a sense of electricity at street level. | |||
| acquire sense | 0.39 | Through Maddy, the novel acquires a sense of the times. | |||
| avoid sense | 0.39 | As the special prosecutor in charge of the probe, Ignacio Carrillo promised to avoid a sense of vengeance. | |||
| bombard sense | 0.39 | While the concept excited many shoppers, it bombarded the senses of others. | |||
| compound sense | 0.39 | The German courts compounded her sense of violation by letting the man go free. | |||
| cultivate sense | 0.39 | Miss Sorel similarly cultivates her sense of mystery. | |||
| derive sense | 0.39 | They derive a sense of satisfaction from their works. | |||
| downplay sense | 0.39 | Both players downplayed any sense of deja vu. | |||
| engage sense | 0.39 | It engages the senses. | |||
| inject sense | 0.39 | Then, injecting his sense of playfulness into the process, Schreckengost made his designs fun. | |||
| instil sense | 0.39 | We aim to teach the children discipline and instil a sense of duty. | |||
| offend sense | 0.39 | It offends our senses of moral justice and simple economics. | |||
| relieve sense | 0.39 | The redesign has relieved the sense of claustrophobia while retaining the old intimacy. | |||
| renew sense | 0.39 | Each new visitor renewed her sense of grief. | |||
| require sense | 0.39 | But justice requires a sense of proportion. | |||
| revive sense | 0.39 | We ought to revive that sense of the word. | |||
| seek sense | 0.39 | His advice for Americans is to seek a sense of community. | |||
| test sense | 0.39 | Here is a romantic comedy that will test your sense of romance. |