Sentence examples for creating some sense of from inspiring English sources

"Just to be in a place where people are making things happen, working with each other, creating some sense of community".

Reforming Brazilian football, creating some sense of long-term planning, bringing back the craft and guile and tactical intelligence of old, will take time be the work of more than one man, but Tite, bright and open-minded, at least represents a step in the right direction.

This provided a disincentive for young people to seek sexual healthcare and information, while creating some sense of legal uncertainty for medical professionals when treating patients.

"They want you to remember them, and create some sense of cachet," Mr. Adams said.

"That's the Zen practice you have to work on yourself: Take some deep breaths, create some sense of calm".

Nonetheless the horizontal shafts of light that Carlo Cerri ingeniously projected across the colorful jackets created some sense of painterly dimension.

Mr. Vachon said that for many party members, engaging in super PACs after railing against them for so long created some sense of "psychic dissonance".

WHY do you think it was important for school staff members to try to create some sense of normalcy for when students return to class?

The scattered explosions, he said, seemed designed "to create some sense of fear or instability in the country," rather than to cause casualties.

In order to re-create some sense of the tone of the original, Pevear and Volokhonsky have to rely on their own literary instincts, but they have also devised a set of guidelines.

"This will create some sense of fear in the government," said Vikas Sharma, 35, the owner of a cloth shop in Old Delhi, who was sitting idly outside his store.