sense of space

By rights, his sense of space told him, she should be there.

Time to stimulate baby's sense of space and word use.

"Now, there is no sense of space or any natural light," he said.

The hotel benefits from a wonderful sense of space and light.

The sense of space and history inside is almost dizzying.

A sense of space and freedom, looking down on the valley from a great height.

It was as if the two people in the ring had invaded each other's sense of space and time, she said.

There is a generous sense of space over the four floors.

Even for the locals, this sense of space and light was overwhelming.

It was something about the sense of space itself.

It is not large, but, like their California house, has a sense of space and hominess.

Something we use a lot is the sense of space, the ghostly movements.

Acoustics play a massive part in our sense of space.

Perhaps the sense of space as an active participant has something to do with Greek light.

One thing that collapsed was the sense of space between residential communities and the city.

The sense of space is maintained, not least in the first nocturne.

That is why their architects could afford such a generous sense of space.

I didn't look down; the sense of space and blue air was almost palpable.

The phrasing, the rhythms, the sense of space were all fresh.

Snow wrapped the windows and collapsed the sense of space.

It made for comfort and a sense of space.

I know the openings and I have a good sense of space.

The moment Alice passed through the gates all sense of space vanished.

Despite the town centre location there is a refreshing sense of space.

Catherine started first, leaned forward, trying to invade his sense of space.