Sentence examples for create the sense that from inspiring English sources

Closets, Ms. Dazzo explained, should be partially emptied to create the sense that there's plenty of storage space.

That illusion is heightened by the recesses underneath the aluminum-skin walls, which create the sense that they are floating.

Many have thrown known facts and innuendo together to create the sense that it was all Vladimir Putin's fault.

The purpose of building a narrative around surmounted weakness is to create the sense that you live among your constituents and not above them.

People on Coll have incredibly personal relationships with ruins on the island, so we didn't want to create the sense that it would be utterly destroyed forever, with a silly pastiche in its place".

Dolby Headphone uses long-understood acoustic principles called head-related transfer functions (H.R.T.F). to create the sense that sounds are passing around the room when they are actually coming from two small speakers.

That created the sense that he might have been one of the most underpaid players in the league.

"That creates the sense that the forces of political correctness are working against them and what they believe".

McDyess's strong words and limp-free gait created the sense that he could indeed return before season's end.

Among other concerns, many female professors say that M.I.T.'s aggressive push to hire more women has created the sense that they are given an unfair advantage.

The Berlin crisis of 1961 and the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 created the sense that nuclear war with the Soviet Union was a real possibility.