Sentence examples for created any sense from inspiring English sources

They have agreed four "comprehensive packages", each more comprehensive than the last, yet none has created any sense that the continent is fortified against the battering it is about to get.

But the actions of the Fed and the Treasury have not fixed the markets and have not created any sense of assurance.

When asked if he thinks Stories produces less of the dangerous envy inherent in the feeds of social media success theater we passively consume, Systrom tells me, "Just personally, it's inspired me rather than it's created any sense that I'm missing out".

Franck Ribéry came on but that did not create any sense of pattern or discipline.

It becomes a serious challenge for the members of the ensemble to create any sense of organic character development.

Thus, Mary Jordan and Veronica Leer must always work hard to create any sense of tension and interplay in the adult relationship.

Farm-Africa has always worked on the belief that simply giving farmer's livestock as handouts is inappropriate and doesn't create any sense of ownership.

But as bad as those baseball teams were over a shorter span, the hockey Rangers completed their sixth consecutive non-playoff season of deterioration without creating any sense of improvement for next season.

To that end I have been trying for over a year to break into Berkeley's Ivory Tower, via this blog to promote discussion between scholars and the general public, but I have totally failed to create any sense of urgency among Berkeley scholars to take actions to keep social, political, economic and environmental tipping points from toppling any further than they have already.

The instant verdict provided by Twitter was massively favourable when it was first broadcast during The X Factor – it must have been a huge relief for the agency that the viewers' eager anticipation didn't create any sense of anti-climax.

I neither want to create any sense of hysteria for the Duke and Trinity Park communities nor withhold the existence of this information.