Sentence examples for boosted sense from inspiring English sources

In both cases, refusing to apologize gave people a "boosted sense of integrity".

In both cases, refusing to apologize gave people a "boosted sense of integrity". Are you kidding me?

The energy-relayed nanointegration of AIE polymer and peroxalate in water showed a 50-times boosted sensing signal compared to their dissolved mixture in THF.

"Given identity is tied to work, being recognized and appreciated makes employees feel valued and boosts sense of self and self-esteem, which is protective in terms of depression and anxiety," says Psychiatrist and author of The Power of Different, Dr. Gail Saltz.

Advances in materials science and nanotechnology, electromechanical and microfluidic systems, protein engineering and biomimetics design are boosting sensing technology from bench to market.

Their morale is boosted, their sense of purpose restored.

Many say that a revival in local languages, such as Irish, Scots Gaelic and Catalan, and an increased interest in traditional cultural symbols, has boosted a sense of regional belonging in recent decades.

Notably, relative to employees who only listed their daily activities each week, employees who wrote any of the three types of gratitude letters felt moved, uplifted, and inspired to be better people which then increased their productivity at work and boosted their sense of autonomy at the end of the study.

Seventy-two-year-old Constance Cooper said Zandwagon "has enormously boosted my sense of viability in an ageist environment". Cooper holds a doctorate in music composition from Princeton University, which she received in middle age.

This boosts the sense of insecurity about the expansion".

Labeling a threat neutralizes negative intent and boosts your sense of control.