Sentence examples for established sense from inspiring English sources

Her Civil War tale is about loss of stability, as she watches her pampered life vanish along with the country's established sense of itself.

Wright said a strong start was particularly important for a young team like the Mets, who do not have an established sense of confidence.

Lawson had an established sense of cooking from her childhood, having had a mother who enjoyed cooking.

It's the essential structure of a culture, a job, a family, an established sense of self or anything that creates both a boundary (ideally, a boundary that is warming and functional and encouraging) and an opportunity to periodically jump the fence and adventure outside of that boundary (ideally, nothing that terminates the structure entirely but definitely opposes its fundamentals).

Particularly, the older physicians (≥50 years) commented on the instrument's low news value, which is not surprising considering that physicians with many years of teaching experience are likely to have a firmly established sense of self-efficacy as a teacher and thus feel they have little to learn from self-assessment (Colthart et al. 2008).

Once appropriated in this way, Dasein operates according to a specific set of established sense-making practices and structures.

On one side, it is quite apparent that the continuity of vernacular organic patterns and styles is an evidence of success in creating secure and safe environment and establishing sense of place.

These sensors move, voluntarily avoiding obstacles and other nodes, establish sensing coverage and configure their communication network [1].