Sentence examples for fall into a sense from inspiring English sources

"And then we all fall into a sense of complacency".

It's hard not to come away from a book like this and, given the generally chaotic and violent nature of the planet right now, fall into a sense of despair.

Many Jews have forgotten the basic values of their traditional faith and instead have fallen into a sense of paranoia and despondency that has been made more complicated by the military might of Israel and the bullying aspects that it often takes.

It's easy to fall into a false sense of security".

This means that addicts and their loved ones should be vigilant to not fall into a false sense of security that the addict is "past" the relapse stage.

Give it 45 minutes just enough time for the angry dad who called the fuzz to fall into a false sense of brink-of-sleep security then hammer the music back up into the red zone again, pummeling some more Haxan Cloak through his bedroom wall.

After touring black neighborhoods with other leaders for seven straight nights, Mr. Lynch described some young black men as "falling back into a sense of hopelessness," once the attention to their grievances faded after the street protests ended.

The team had fallen into a deep sense of angst and Lennon, who was managing the reserves, had to assume control for last Saturday's visit of Kilmarnock.

Playing against one of the N.H.L.'s most explosive clubs, the Devils may have fallen into a false sense of security.

In large public companies that might otherwise have fallen into a false sense of security, a $5M accelerator wake up call, might be just what the doctor ordered.

But she immediately falls into a great sense of confusion by what she finds in this hospital.