Sentence examples similar to enforcing the feeling from inspiring English sources
It also put Labour on the same side as the Conservatives, re-enforcing the feeling it isn't 100% "for Scotland".
For example, it is possible that experience of racial discrimination may enforce the feeling of being classified as non-European: thus self-reported socially-assigned ethnicity could potentially be influenced by experience of racial discrimination.
There's nothing like scholarly insistence about the difference between what a man said and who he was for enforcing the popular feeling that an author's collected works collectively dissemble, while facts about his life spell out a certain truth.
Popular culture enforces the notion relentlessly.
The suffocating pressure of the wait, the enforced idleness, the feeling of stopped time, are beautifully rendered, recalling somewhat Agee's "Death in the Family".
After decades of enforced segregation, the feeling of division is permanently carved into the city's urban form, the physical legacy of a plan that was calculatedly designed to separate poor blacks from rich whites.
We're enforcing the law".
Enforcing the law is not mean-spirited.
Enforcing the law was "difficult," he said.
We was enforcing the law.
