have a sense of---

Examples:

1.

Sometimes I stop to admire the quality of light in a winter sky, or to smile at a cat sunning
himself. I think I have a sense of wonder. And that’s rather cool.

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2.

When you grow up female in traditional Chinese culture, it’s hard to have a sense of self.

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3.

When you have a sense of the other person, it means you understand that individual's feelings.

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4.

Thus, a blog could be a virtual settlement. But, can it have a sense of virtual community?

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5.

I'll try other problems. I'm sure that some of them will be very hard and I'll have a sense of achievement again, but nothing will mean the same to me.

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6.

Be sure to review the instruction manual for the software so you can have a sense of
what's possible. There are many amazing things you can do with this software.

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7.

Youth need to have a sense of belonging to a community, a feeling that they are accepted
by their friends.

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8.

Effective leaders have a sense of purpose and direction.

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9.

Almost anyone you come across on the street will have a sense of whether the economy
is up or down.

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10.

We should have a sense of who we are, both our strengths and weaknesses.

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11.

We may have spiritual beliefs about the world around us, we may have a sense of the unity
of nature or the aliveness of all things, but we still kill the animals and uproot the plants in
order to eat, to live. If we don't, we will die.

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