Sentence examples for added a measure of from inspiring English sources

"It added a measure of confidence," Childs told me.

The controversy over his future has added a measure of drama to the normally bland annual meetings of the Congress.

That hit sparked a two-run third inning, and Posey's homer in the eighth added a measure of comfort.

She added, "A measure of his viability is in how he is able to reconcile both his party's demands and his natural inclinations".

In "Hymns From the Old South" (1949), Virgil Thomson's sweetly expansive harmonies and contrapuntal embellishments added a measure of gracefulness to the squarish traditional hymn tunes sound.

Philip Myers, the orchestra's principal hornist, matched Mr. Griffey's lyricism -- and added a measure of stentorian power -- in his account of the involved, chromatic horn line.

The first time, they added a measure to put off much of Obamacare for a year.

It would finally add a measure of transparency and accountability.

Into the disappointment, many of the Giants, including Fassel, were adding a measure of defiance.

Especially fine are Ms. Tripplehorn and Mr. Skarsgard, whose strongly emotional performances add a measure of pathos.

The recognition and application of the rule of law would add a measure of stability and security.