Sentence examples for a sense of bringing from inspiring English sources

But over all, Mr. Howard-saidd said, the Chinese were buying from a "sense of bringing history back to China".

Any features that extrude will give a sense of bringing the ceiling closer to those under it.

So there was a real sense of bringing home comforts – all through sustainable electricity – to distant areas.

"There's been an incredible sense of bringing the community together," Mayor Monahan said.

"It tells you a lot about Germany, that sense of bringing management and workers closer and creating a nexus of exchange between researchers and the production line.

They welcomed the support of the opposition parties, but only in the sense of bringing about a united front against the regime.

Yet a sense of "us" brings with it a sense of "them".

The payoff of abiding its deathliness is a sense of being brought fully, tinglingly alive.

"No matter what district you're from, people will welcome a sense of sanity brought to the formula".

But they were also driven by a sense of urgency brought about by a recognition that time is drawing short to move the machinery of legislation for George W. Bush.

It has been suggested that one of the reasons that Wendy Alexander quit was a sense of impotence brought on by the Parliament's limited powers.