Sentence examples for building sense from inspiring English sources

I think there's a building sense of civility.

Rhode Island's advance adds to the building sense of momentum for marriage equality.

As the summer progresses, swooning obsession gives way to a building sense of unease.

There is a building sense that a Greek exit from the euro zone, while undesirable, would not necessarily result in a catastrophic chain reaction.

Built into the top two floors of a historic pre-WWII tenement building, Sense 99 is a cool classic of Central.

As the campaign took shape, there was a building sense within the company that it needed to beef up its firepower on the Hill.

Currently, one of the main challenges of this technology is the preparation of functional taste cells and receptors to satisfy the need of building sensing components for chemical sensors.

"Man From Reno" continues the cross-cultural explorations from Boyle's earlier films, mixing a strong sense of character and place with a newfound feel for plotting, structure and building senses of suspense, excitement and surprise.

Its friendly interface, cultivation of well-informed participants, fun 'see for yourself' ethos, and multiple choice points for users to participate and disclose or not are all geared toward building senses of self-empowerment and trust and allaying fearful associations [ 34, 35].

And like Barro, I suspect that what's really bothering liberals has less to do with the specifics of this week's deal than with the way the negotiations played out — and their slowly-building sense that even if their preferred outcomes are still largely achievable, they can't trust President Obama's leadership to get them there.

Herbert was doing hard-core SF in the anthropological and world-building sense.