Before "sense":
* Common: Common sense
* Good: Good sense
* Bad: Bad sense
* Perfect: Perfect sense
* Strong: Strong sense
* Weak: Weak sense
* Keen: Keen sense
* Acute: Acute sense
* Lost: Lost sense
* Clear: Clear sense
* Vague: Vague sense
* Deep: Deep sense
* Shallow: Shallow sense
* Shared: Shared sense
* Individual: Individual sense
* Innate: Innate sense
* Acquired: Acquired sense
* Basic: Basic sense
* Advanced: Advanced sense
* Inner: Inner sense
* Outer: Outer sense
* Moral: Moral sense
* Ethical: Ethical sense
* Practical: Practical sense
* Abstract: Abstract sense
* Literal: Literal sense
* Figurative: Figurative sense
* False: False sense
* True: True sense
After "sense":
* of: Sense of humor, sense of direction, sense of responsibility
* in: Sense in what you're doing, sense in your words
* to: Make sense to someone, give sense to something
* for: Sense for detail, sense for beauty
* of something: Sense of something wrong, sense of something familiar
* about: Sense about the world, sense about people
* that: A sense that something is wrong, a sense that things are changing
These are just a few examples. Many other words can be used depending on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.