Sentence examples for contributed to a sense from inspiring English sources

It all contributed to a sense of "us and them".

The rotating turntables contributed to a sense that character development was being fast-forwarded.

Both events contributed to a sense of disaster hanging over Italian football.

British libel laws have no doubt contributed to a sense of intimidation.

But squabbling in Washington over what should be done may have contributed to a sense of drift.

For his part, with his budget proposals, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg contributed to a sense of looming class warfare.

"That's contributed to a sense that the agency is often slow to react to new science showing risks".

As things stand, its long-winded approach to social policy may have contributed to a sense of fragmentation and bittiness.

"Hannah Barry has shown enormous energy and initiative in setting up her gallery, and that really has contributed to a sense of there being a 'scene'".

The piecemeal pledging of the Met's tangible assets has contributed to a sense of financial desperation, even as artistic standards remain high.

As someone who lives here, I thought it contributed to a sense of hysteria and showed a real lack of support for the people who were demonstrating.