Sentence examples for changed sense of from inspiring English sources

Nutrition problems (e.g. dysphagia, weight loss, lack of appetite, changed sense of taste, or dumping) [ 1, 3, 7, 9- 11, 19- 23] as well as problems with changed bowel habits [ 1, 2, 8, 10, 23] are widely discussed and are often highlighted as the dominating problems for patients after surgery.

Can this relationship encompass not only a shift in roles, but a changed sense of self?

EVERY new form of journalism announces itself with a new syntax that suggests a changed sense of the news itself.

But once in office, and not willing to challenge his own changed sense of the electorate's desires, he abandoned the affirmative action talk, and never officially removed the 35-hour week's monument to French exceptionalism.

Fuller's writing seems to respond to the changed sense of scale Peggy finds in her new existence: a grasshopper that has hopped on to her hand "sat there like Joan of Arc in its armour and helmet, large amber eyes downcast and saintly".

Cancer treatments can have myriad effects on a person's sex life: lack of libido, lack of privacy, pain, and a changed sense of identity.

A follow-up study in 2010 sought to assess the impact of CART activities on condom use and underlying conscious knowledge, attitudes, subjective norms, intention to change, sense of agency and discussions related to condom use and STI risks.

The 17-item "Oceanic Boundlessness" (OB) scale measures positively experienced derealization and depersonalization accompanied by changes sense of time.

It completely changed my sense of what bouillabaisse could be.

She changed the sense of embarrassment that Britons felt towards the concept of profit.

Here's the story of how one midsize company changed its sense of time.