Sentence examples for caused a sense from inspiring English sources

Similarly, if you've ever noticed your friends and contacts unfollowed you, it may have caused a sense of confusion, dread, or self-insecurity.

This has caused a sense of worry and unease across the political spectrum from far left to far right.

According to the opposition weekly Sawt al Umma, the cartoon which appeared in al Ahram the leading government controlled Egyptian daily, caused a sense of an emergency among the senior Egyptian leadership.

Being away from home or in unknown environments caused a sense of insecurity and involved extra precautions.

"Guriev's departure causes a sense of imminent catastrophe," a blogger wrote.

Now he sees more uncertainty, with worries over Northern Rock, the US mortgage market, home information packs (Hips) and the hikes in interest rates causing a sense of unease.

Walls will keep out storm surges, but not the rising ocean, and they could cause a sense of false security that prevents us from finding real solutions".

Neurosis, plural neuroses, also called psychoneurosis or plural psychoneuroses, mental disorder that causes a sense of distress and deficit in functioning.

The researchers quote William James's theory that our attachment to our material possessions is so strong that losing them causes "a sense of shrinkage of our personality, a partial conversion of ourselves to nothingness".

Yet the alternative is a potentially endless conflict that causes untold human suffering, further marginalises millions of India's poorest citizens and deters investment in some of its most mineral-rich areas.India has a remarkable ability to wage long-running low-intensity wars without their causing a sense of national outrage or panic.

And while suicide by gay teenagers has long been a troubling trend, experts say the stress can be even worse in rural places, where a lack of gay support services — or even openly gay people — can cause a sense of isolation to become unbearable.