Sentence examples for because of a sense from inspiring English sources

Mr. Devlin, an artist, started the group with the Rev. Rick Figliozzi, a diocesan priest, because of a sense that some of these "reverts" were unhappy leading wholly secular lives.

Grey's presence is magnetic, partly because of a sense of controlled yet indulgent distance.

But they reconsidered, because of a sense of urgency over a vote on proposed constitutional amendments on March 19.

I left Accenture to travel less and because of a sense of wanting to give something back to society.

"They chose Fortress because of a sense that this was a solid partner," said Mr. Robertson, a former provincial politician.

One recently asked me to evaluate him because of a sense of deepening fatigue without fever or weight loss; might it be an infection?

I declined every time, partly because of a sense that it would be more work than vacation, and partly because olive oil held little interest for me.

But there are increasing partnerships across those working in the social economy of co-operatives, mutuals, employee-owned firms and social enterprise, because of a sense of urgency.

The bucket tip, i.e., the tip of the construction machine, moves over the ideal position because of the lack of a sense of perspective.

Because of a manifest sense of insecurity.

He left, like many at the time, because of a deep sense of loss and insecurity.