Great since if pride vs Great sense of pride

Some examples from the web:

• Everything else has been going great since we got back from Paris.
• It feels great since you, you know, magically fixed it.
• Brooke's been really great since Jake's been gone.
• Everything else has been going great since we got back from Paris.
• For me the fight was great Since then, I feel so very masculine
• "Cutting corners on costs is not best value since if you get a poor court decision or bad police practice, then people are going to appeal", said Ms Ludford.
• Since if you're going to marry me, it would be more better to do it early.
• You know, like how we both grew up without moms and... well, even though you had a dad, he obviously wasn't that great since you never talk to him.
• Covering international flights is necessary in order to have a sizeable environmental impact, since if only intra EU flights will be covered, the CO2 reduction will be around a quarter.
• on waste, since if a permit is infringed, so is the directive; -
• In my view, however, this argument does not hold water, since if it did, the EU would be unable to legislate independently of the USA at all.
• I didn't like the Majors reference, since if there was a general draft, there would be hundreds of cadets showing up at the school.
• I've wondered ever since if I didn't wake up in the night... and hear her just go back to sleep.
• It's great since it's so quiet here
• However, that process needs to be as inclusive as possible, and we are obviously worried about the languages used, since if this were mainstream legislation it would be available in all the languages.
• We know that this is a very contradictory form of energy, since if we import it from the developing world, there is the danger of destroying rainforests or causing hunger in many places.
• These could be contrasted with power and wealth, which he described as "arenas of competition" or a zero-sum game, since if a person shares his wealth or power he surrenders a part of those things.
• There are other aspects, however, that have given a clear advantage to the United States, since if we are to resolve the same problem in Europe particular attention must be paid to these aspects.
• It should not be otherwise, since if this were not the case what would probably happen, given the current trends that we face every day, is that the roads would fill to bursting point with lorries.
• This is all the more serious since if national Members were paid out of the European budget from now on and paid taxes into that budget, they would no longer have any financial or fiscal links with their people.

Some examples from the web:

• The inhabitants literally built up these homes with their own hands, and this labor of love instills a great sense of pride in many families living in this tower.
• He has a great sense of humour.
• Tom has a great sense of humor.
• We do so with a great sense of responsibility.
• Decisions have been taken by the Council with a great sense of responsibility.
• He acted with a great sense of humanity.
• You sure got a great sense of timing, Christian.
• Being with this man brought a great sense of peace.
• No, husband has a great sense of humor.
• You always had a great sense of timing, Henry.
• He had a great sense of duty.
• The fire department has a great sense of tradition.
• You always have a great sense of vision.
• This guy, Han, has a great sense of hospitality.
• We have a great sense of camaraderie here at Fort Spencer.
• I've heard you Americans have a great sense of... Humour.
• I thought he had a very great sense of duty.
• There's a great sense of relief.
• Vikings had a great sense of dignity.
• I thought decorating the cubicles would create this great sense of community.