Sentence examples for bringing a semblance of from inspiring English sources

Can privacy be preserved while bringing a semblance of safety and security to a world that seems increasingly lawless?

Unlike Hammett and Chandler, however, Cain did not focus his fiction on the consoling figure of the detective bringing a semblance of order to all that urban chaos.

As night settled over Orlando, bringing a semblance of calm to the rattled city, the extent of the trauma inflicted on it had only begun to emerge.

Then came al-Shabaab, bringing a semblance of order and youth appeal (it runs a Twitter account) but also a Taliban-like ban on TV, music, bras and depictions of humans and animals.

These are all part and parcel of a toolkit toted around for decades by the man credited with changing the landscape of the Strip and bringing a semblance of class to Sin City.

Slowly, the war's end brought a semblance of peace.

Only the supremely severe rule of the Taliban brought a semblance of order.

By 1999, just as the Dayton Accords were helping to bring a semblance of normalcy back to Sarajevo, Kosovo had started to slide toward war.

For ordinary people, peace has brought a semblance of normalcy, at least here in the capital, where United Nations peacekeepers have taken charge of security.

Over the objections of some top advisers, he had dispatched marines to Beirut to be part of a multinational force to bring a semblance of calm to Lebanon.

"I was pushing industry leaders to see how quickly we could bring a semblance of normalcy" back to the markets, he said.