1.  I wanted a sense of my own identity.

2.  And Stanley wants that sense of discovery.

3.  But the INS wanted some sense of finality, because it had been trying to get people to get the new cards for a year, Ahr said.

4.  Everybody wants that sense of community.

5.  First, it was guys, outdoor types mostly, who wanted that sense of power.

6.  I want your sense of the time.

7.  If you want a sense of dignity with your senator, you will have to look elsewhere.

8.  Now more than ever, consumers want the sense of security and community that comes from emotional linkages with a brand.

9.  Others simply want their sense of isolation to end, for the borders and airports to reopen, so they and the world can once again come and go.

10.  Skeptical Western firms want a sense the new Russia is safe.