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Meanings of sense in in English

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Usage of sense in in English
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My parents developed a strong sense in us to help other people.
Ebony
2
No sense in waking him just yet; he'd been out terribly late.
The cold room
3
This master was clearly the power he could sense in the distance.
When darkness comes
4
Yet there was a mounting sense in Tonio that something must happen.
Cry to heaven
5
Keen said, 'I cannot see the sense in dividing their strength, sir.'
Beyond the Reef
6
It just doesn't make sense in the great scheme of heaven's design.
In the shadow of the cypress
7
Having said this, there is some sense in what Farage is saying.
The Guardian
8
The proposition of the Senator from Kentucky has some sense in it.
A Report of the Debates and Proceedings in the Secret Sessions o...
9
There is a sense in which he glories in the Golden Rule.
Crowds / A Moving-Picture of Democracy
10
They are not denominational in the sense in which enlightened people are.
The American Missionary — Volume 44, No. 06, June, 1890
11
In the sense in which you are using the word, no, madam.
Fanny's First Play
12
You haven't an ounce of common sense in your body, have you?
Tell me, pretty maiden
13
And this is the sense in which the term is generally employed.
The Kybalion / A Study of The Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egy...
14
I believe she came to see more sense in my father's words.'
Assail
15
And that one simple thought made all the sense in the world.
Dexter is Delicious: A Novel
16
She wasn't superior in the sense in which Dolly used the word.
The Real Adventure
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Sense in through the time
Sense in across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common