31.  The mayor tried in his inexperienced way to express a sense of warmth and compassion.

32.  The president expressed a sense of the need to act quickly, when the country and the world are united against terrorism and rogue nations.

33.  The resolution expresses the sense of Congress that public displays of the Ten Commandments in governmental offices and courthouses is a permissible practice.

34.  They like my work because I express a sense of liberty, of nonchalance.

35.  Those constraints prompted Thagard to express a sense of cultural isolation aboard Mir.

36.  While many in Westfield tended to agree with the hair stylist, some still expressed a sense of something lost.

37.  Yet his care of Chibichiri Cave, a few minutes from his shop, seems better to express his sense of who he is.

38.  In Belgrade, opposition protesters walked in circles to express their sense of confinement.