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Meanings of feel any sense in English

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Usage of feel any sense in English
1
People should not feel any sense of insecurity from Afghan or foreign troops.
Reuters
2
Not for some time did I feel any sense of hunger.
On the Banks of the Amazon
3
Did you not feel any sense of loss or sadness at Archie's death?
The Complete Rama Omnibus
4
Clearly I was being silly to feel any sense of menace.
The Lost Continent
5
At 27, I was unable to make decisions or feel any sense of self-worth.
Climbing Magazine
6
I shall even cease to feel any sense of gratitude-
Sant' Ilario
7
Oddly enough I didn't feel any sense of crisis.
Underground
8
Do you feel any sense of competition with him?
Climbing Magazine
9
Does he feel any sense of obligation to bring great black stories to the screen?
The Guardian
10
Mr Scott said he did not feel any sense of danger while working with the prisoners.
Radio NZ
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They are too ill, too far gone, to feel any sense of shame at their present degradation.
Alone
12
Tumbling, surely, though at a guess very slowly because she couldn't feel any sense of being spun or rotated.
Surface detail
13
You must see something -a part of something, before you can feel any sense of mystery about it.
The Marquis of Lossie
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And when he is confronted with the charge of lying, the culprit seems seldom to feel any sense of guilt.
Across China on Foot
15
But it was impossible that they should yet, or for many a day, feel any sense of kinship with this aboriginal girl.
The Translation of a Savage, Volume 1
16
This process has been a demeaning one, and there are few survivors that have been through it who feel any sense of resolution.
Radio NZ
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