Sentence examples for cause the sense from inspiring English sources

The collective sense of grief for Gilad Shalit and his family can be felt the length and breadth of Israel; when the same civilians then hear of a man like Rayan who willingly sent his own offspring to die a certain death for the cause, the sense of revulsion and disbelief deafens them to any calls for rapprochement and resolution.

Nothing wrong with that direction, especially when it's done with such ease; but when it comes after the utterance of hope in the lyrics of Don't Stare At The Sun, it's jarring and causes the sense of unease planted earlier in the album to deepen.

Each sensible object generates a likeness of itself in the medium through which it is perceived, and that likeness in turn generates another likeness successively in the sense organ, causing the sense power to apprehend the sensible object.

What is causing the sense of panic?

To elaborate, the SM mentions merely 3 roles, namely a Senser (the conscious role who thinks, perceives, feels or desires something or someone), as in (13); (ii) a Phenomenon (the role that reflects what is thought, perceived, felt or desired), as in (14); and (iii) an Inducer (the role that causes the Senser to think, perceive, feel or desire something), as in (15).

It's a timely reminder, perhaps, that five years on, the factors that came together to cause the riots, the sense of dispossession that many young people felt towards their cities hasn't gone away.

Low threshold sensing numbers cause the pacemaker to sense external factors such as electrical scalpel stimulation or postural change.

Try not to make your movements too sluggish, as it will cause the audience to sense that you are performing some sort of sleight-of-hand, which will make them watch closer and be more suspicious.

When we notice that, in these cases, the plants die or the child remains uneducated because of some failure on the agent's part, it becomes clear that the agent does, in some sense, cause the upshots.

The UK's refusal of aid, the Lisbon mission, the informal arms embargo and other issues combined with this to cause the Rhodesian government's sense of alienation from Britain and the Commonwealth to deepen.

An overdose of insulin, or irregular doses, can distort the senses and cause the muscles to be unco-ordinated.