Meanings of exude a sense in English

Germans exude a sense of superiority when it comes to the way they make their machines and buildings.

While we know not what tracks such as Amidinine or Tamiditine are about, they exude a sense of place and drama.

Power radiated from him, and he exuded a sense of authority.

I have to admit she exudes a sense of confidence and authority better than any force field.

Overlooking it all, and exuding a sense of faded ecclesiastical grandeur, is the eponymous, detached Belgrave House.

Like others on EDL demonstrations, he exudes a sense of excitement that "something is happening".

It exudes a sense of rough comfort.

On that first trip, the city itself, and not just its majestic surroundings, exuded a sense of calm.

The top brass exuded a sense of quiet satisfaction, as if content in the realisation that a long-term plan is finally coming together.

THE management at Anglo Irish Bankcorp this week exuded a sense of quiet satisfaction at having achieved ambitious short-term growth targets ahead of schedule.