Sentence examples for generated a feeling of from inspiring English sources
"The change is evidently related to the bears' increase, which seems to have generated a feeling of insecurity".
He was at home with any jazz group, provided it swung and generated a feeling of happiness".
A space that previously meant nothing to anyone is turned into "a catalyst for community conversation," Reynolds says, generating a feeling of shared ownership of the city.
Even with regard to those with whom one has no caring relationship complete strangers memories of natural caring arise, generating a feeling of "I must do something".
Lubrano adds: "The impact on the communities is really deep: besides providing them with the means to cope with the aftermath of the conflict, it generates a feeling of ownership of the local economy".
When the mind knows thoroughly even a painful emotion such as sadness or grief, its activity of knowing signals an increase of power, which generates a feeling of joy.
As you run up and down a shopping mall's escalator or blow up cars in a parking garage, the game continually generates a feeling of chaos and disaster.
6. "To separate them from others of similar age and qualifications solely because of their race generates a feeling of inferiority... that may affect their hearts and minds in a way unlikely ever to be undone..
Moyes' frank admission of January not being the best time to bring in new players hardly helps generate a feeling of optimism amongst fans, who remain loyally behind the Scot, no matter what private misgivings they have.
