a sense

某种意义上

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His own early commitment to the avant-garde, he says, came from a "sense of duty to a chronically under-represented aspect of culture" .
When you take the path of missionary work with such a sense of duty, God will be with you.
If pride in a good name keeps families and neighborhoods straight, a sense of shame is the reverse side of that coin.
A wise man with a sense of his own destiny would now be thinking carefully about his legacy and his successor.
I easily view life in a way that ignites laughter and a sense of humor.
Oliver, quite elated and honoured by a sense of his importance, faithfully promised to be secret and explicit in his communications. Mr.
Run some numbers to get a sense of how much capital you'll need to reach key milestones.
As distinctive features, rich avantgarde sense, the appearance of a project that was a loving art, a sense of the modern life and pursued.
Reform by all means, but reform methodically and with a sense of what you will gain by it.
She had a plump shape and I could develop a sense of touching on to her.
I tend to imagine this similar the coloured spot lights at rock concerts, only toned down, leaving only a sense of the colour in the air.
It gives me a sense of freedom that grows with each passing day and a greater capacity to experience the small joys of everyday life.
Patients may also be haunted by a sense of guilt or worthlessness, lack of hope, and recurring thoughts of death or suicide.
At the beginning of living at college, first of all, gives me a sense of responsibility, of being on my own.
The ultimate time warp is at the surface of a black hole, where in a sense time stands still relative to our time.
Listening skills, problem-solving, a sense of fairness, and an ability to trust are just some of the hallmarks of a good boss.
Suddenly, she saw Mrs Hua sitting on the ground and felt kind of tentative. A sense of guilt appeared on her pale face.
However, a vertical line sitting perpendicular to the top and bottom of the canvas has more of a tendency to convey a sense of height.
In a sense, she was lucky; she told herself that she learned things when she was with him.
What happened in the regiment, though it was the result of their dislike to me, was in a sense accidental.
After all, the French have a sense of humor. Perhaps the judge, when he heard Fillmore's side of the story, would absolve him from marriage.
But it's not just a sense of conscience, nor demands from pressure groups, which lies behind these apologies.
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