Sentence examples for established a sense from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the proposals neither offered solutions to overcome political, technical and budget barriers, nor established a sense of priority of the most urgent issues.

"He established a sense of history and decency and sensitivity, I would say, in the tradition of Jim McKay," Foxman said.

'The Olympics established a sense of self-confidence in Greece which, after all, was the smallest country other than Finland ever to host them,' said Coloumbis.

In the West, however, by the mid-18th century the development of academies for painting and sculpture established a sense that these media were "art" and therefore separate from more utilitarian media.

Gmail has succeeded because it established a sense of respect for our private communications while at the same time providing context-sensitive information that could be useful.

My former colleague, Bruce Berk, used to require this exercise of students as they began their college search, and it was amazing how it established a sense of gratitude and closeness that endured throughout.

Could establish a sense of jealousy.

I needed to re-establish a sense of myself in a different way.

The absence of sighs and exhalations common to traditional music establishes a sense of frozen time.

The second thing that education does is it re-establishes a sense of normality.

It is establishing a sense of selflessness, of team comes first, that Leiter has traditionally shown.