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).
Build a deeper sense of detachment from the experience.
This almost religious feeling about the Periodic Table afforded me a very deep, cosmic sense of security and stability, a conviction that the physical universe, at least, was lawful, orderly, harmonious.
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.
But the corruption runs much deeper, endangering the fragile sense of security in Iraq as America draws down its forces, with security services that seem aimed as much at enriching themselves as protecting average Iraqis, according to dozens of interviews with police officers and officials as well as the report by the Interior Ministry.
It could be a chapter out of Anna Erelle's In the Skin of a Jihadist, a book I read last summer which has drilled a deep hole in my sense of security, as a journalist but especially as a woman.
There's a deep sense of demoralization.
