Sentence examples for furthers a feeling from inspiring English sources

Here and elsewhere he uses a splatter technique and the background against which each circle is place is mottled; this furthers a feeling of remoteness, perhaps like the surface of the moon.

A perceived bias towards Tyneside in the regional and national media further compounds a feeling of inequality.

King also uses other elements like a Jeopardy game and a conversation between the main character and his wife to further create a feeling of suspense and dread.

Further, nurses expressed a feeling that researchers in general did not recognize their contribution in research, making it more difficult to engage fully in studies.

It's about a set of issues and, even further, an overall feeling of demoralization -- one that can't be turned around a few weeks before an election with some cynical press releases and inspiring speeches.

The sight of our main airport "not open until further notice" has added a feeling of isolation to this tragedy.

What we discover when we get what we want often fuels our further disengagement from politics – a feeling that "they're all in it for themselves" instead of "we're all in it together".

Homesickness in adults is often associated with students moving out of home for the first time - research suggests that up to 70% experience it at some point - but as people increasingly migrate to bigger cities or even further afield, it's a feeling shared by many older people.

Further, they can give a feeling of more thorough knowledge, a sense of control, and thus confidence.

To the contrary, there appears to have been a shift further to the right, reflecting a feeling among many voters that an even tougher approach may now be required.

Financial stocks were among the day's biggest risers on relief that the European summit ruled out the need for British banks to recapitalise right away and thanks to a feeling that further damage to the banking system had been averted.