Sentence examples for a greater feeling from inspiring English sources

The organisation's backing may give student strikers a greater feeling of legitimacy and influence the public to take greater note.

They can see it will liberate resources and provide them with a greater feeling of awareness and control.

"I think when we were on the sixth floor, there was a greater feeling of isolation," she says, shrugging.

If they did so more often, perhaps it would help engender a greater feeling of pride in the continent.

"Dusa, Fish, Stash and Vi" has a greater feeling of immediacy than "Children" does, though it's a similarly imperfect play.

He said his becoming a legal parent would give the whole family a greater feeling of security.

If the president himself says, 'I want to go for this,' it gives them a greater feeling of security about the future of their investment".

What I am looking for is someone who can bring more enthusiasm and a greater feeling of hope among the people.

However, there is probably a greater feeling of difference between a Prussian and a Bavarian than between either a Scotsman, an Englishman or a Welshman.

This collection seemed more thought-out than some of her recent ones, with a greater feeling of true design and less archival heaviness.

"Now, when somebody puts me at the foul line it's almost a greater feeling of confidence than shooting the open 3," Jones said.