Sentence examples for deep sense of security from inspiring English sources

There is no denying that living in Mr. Bloomberg's New York has given the comfortable a deep sense of security over the past 12 years.

The Dalai Lama claims that peace is more than the absence of war and he connects his vision of world peace to peacefulness as a state of mind: "peace is a state of tranquility founded on the deep sense of security that arises from mutual understanding, tolerance of others' point of view, and respect for their rights" (Dalai Lama, 202).

But a deeper sense of security announces itself on "Made Possible," the band's eighth studio album, partly through some willful departures from the norm.

You would want to bring Israel into NATO because it would make any peace process easier by giving Israelis a deeper sense of security.

I am counting my people -- my mother, my father, my brother, and my sister -- with the deep sense of happiness and security that they are all there.

Chal's acerbic wit and, as a former consultant to the CIA, his deep sense of how the national security state worked provided me with a late education.

There's a deep sense of demoralization.

Europe woke up with a deep sense of relief.

He is an absurdist with a deep sense of gravitas.

"I had a deep sense of guilt," she recalled.

The fighting has nurtured a deep sense of nationalism.