Sentence examples for bringing sense from inspiring English sources
They are bringing sense and a sense of the future to Newcastle and exporting it to all of Australia and the whole world.
The journalist has not been replaced but displaced, moved higher up the editorial chain from the production of initial observations to the role that emphasizes verification and interpretation, bringing sense to the streams of text, audio, photos and video produced by the public.
Religion plays a vital part in bringing sense and meaning to reality (1).
Clearly, cutting public spending isn't popular, but it's right to bring sense to our public finances.
As further proof that this autumn has brought sense and sensibility back to the female wardrobe, two staple attractions, bags and shoes, have downsized.
Perhaps the job leaves one feeling ready to tackle something bigger — although what could be bigger than trying to bring sense and order to New York?
I support it more if it is part of a broader reform to bring sense to our entire immigration system.
Let us all condemn this insanity and bring sense to our community For together we can rise and fight early marriage.
On the west coast, the internet was beginning to mushroom, bringing a sense of unlimited possibility.
