Sentence examples for creation of sense from inspiring English sources

Alderson connected spurious dots between a Swiss government report that he believes upset "Big Pharma", the medical journal The Lancet's rejection of homeopathy in the mid 00s, the creation of Sense About Science and individual sceptics and campaigners.

Alderson connected spurious dots between a Swiss government report that he believes upset "Big Pharma," the medical journal the Lancet's rejection of homeopathy in the mid-00s, the creation of Sense About Science and individual skeptics and campaigners.

"It looks surreal, but it is essentially a creation of common sense," he said.

The creation of a sense of Turkish nationhood was the product of a long effort in which Mustafa Kemal played the dominant role.

The result is based on contrasting themes, rather than on the Classical sonata principle of key contrast, because 12-tone music, being atonal, deliberately avoids the creation of a sense of key.

And just as the populist pageants of song fronted by Simon Cowell or Tom Jones thrive on the lyrics of love and the creation of a sense of community through a shared repertoire, so the hero of Meistersinger, Walther von Stolzing, is an emblem of a society that recognises itself through the prize song of a lovelorn young tenor.

The creation of the sense of depth via binocular disparity in stereoptical screens is influenced by the size of the 3D display and the viewing distance, given the same relative parallax.

Many of the supporting arguments for rentier cash grants—such as the developmental utility of building taxation capacity, the creation of a sense of citizen ownership that leads to enforcement of transparency and governance (which are critiqued in [73])—are not required for the citizens' income to make sense in HRCs, which also stands on other merits.

Regional regulation and habits in these two local community projects supported the use of (new) structures, networks and the creation of a sense of "ownership".

The strengthening of relationships among neighbors and creation of a sense of belonging are needed to improve well-being, especially among older adults.

Regional differences had an influence on the use of (new) structures, networks, the creation of a sense of "ownership" and data gathering.