| good sense | 36.27 | Belatedly, good sense set in. | ||
| strong sense | 18.50 | She has a strong sense of moral duty. | ||
| perfect sense | 16.26 | It made perfect sense. | ||
| false sense | 12.97 | A false sense of reprieve, | ||
| great sense | 11.45 | A great sense of fun. | ||
| economic sense | 11.32 | And that makes economic sense. | ||
| growing sense | 10.86 | Just a growing sense of the inevitable. | ||
| real sense | 9.61 | She has a real sense of mission. | ||
| new sense | 9.35 | She felt exhilarated by her new sense of power. | ||
| keen sense | 7.50 | ...a keen sense of smell. | ||
| greater sense | 6.85 | But I feel a greater sense of purpose. | ||
| deep sense | 6.65 | ...a deep sense of humility. | ||
| general sense | 6.65 | ...a general sense of well-being. | ||
| same sense | 6.45 | The same sense of gloom and oppression. | ||
| better sense | 5.73 | It gives me a better sense of history. | ||
| clear sense | 4.74 | There is no clear sense of motive. | ||
| traditional sense | 4.08 | True enough in a traditional sense. | ||
| palpable sense | 3.88 | A palpable sense of excitement. | ||
| financial sense | 3.75 | This makes excellent financial sense. | ||
| the sense | 3.49 | The NFL makes the most sense. |