| assail sense | 0.26 | Walk through the doors at the Slab and the just-out-of-the-oven aroma of fresh-baked cones assails the senses. | |||
| change sense | 0.26 | In doing so they can change our sense of the beautiful. | |||
| defy sense | 0.26 | Part of the charm of baseball is its ability to defy any sense of predictability. | |||
| dispel sense | 0.26 | And two days of hearings before seven federal appeals court judges last week in Washington did little to dispel that sense. | |||
| ease sense | 0.26 | But nothing eased her sense of disgrace. | |||
| escape sense | 0.26 | Many priests find it hard to escape a sense of victimhood. | |||
| impose sense | 0.26 | A National Guard sergeant in fatigues is posted in every classroom, to help teachers impose a sense of order. | |||
| inculcate sense | 0.26 | I try to inculcate a sense of responsibility in my children. | |||
| make_up sense | 0.26 | Maybe, just maybe, they were making more sense up there in Washington than originally thought. | |||
| mean sense | 0.26 | I mean the sense of organization. | |||
| overtake sense | 0.26 | A cemetery is a place where memory overtakes the senses. | |||
| put sense | 0.26 | That puts a sense of urgency into their research. | |||
| re-create sense | 0.26 | In some way we tried to re-create that sense in the film. | |||
| satisfy sense | 0.26 | If consciousness is not developed, it is because our drive to satisfy our senses has taken control of our mind. | |||
| shape sense | 0.26 | Years of work in opera have helped to shape his sense of cinematic rhythm. | |||
| shatter sense | 0.26 | What follows, however, immediately shatters any sense of gentle, nostalgic reverie. | |||
| stimulate sense | 0.26 | His senses are stimulated like an up-and-coming rock star finding his way for the first time. | |||
| strengthen sense | 0.26 | It could serve as a unifying force for protesters, and strengthen their sense of righteousness. | |||
| take sense | 0.26 | This takes a sense of humor. |