Sentence examples for generated a sense from inspiring English sources

Wagner's support has generated a sense of inevitability around the issue.

In staging a referendum, Tsipras has generated a sense of empowerment that he cannot meet.

All this has generated a sense of complacency, even triumphalism in the region.

That had little to do with earning or belonging and it generated a sense of dispossession and abandonment.

If the past two months have generated a sense of euphoria, they have also revealed the movement's limitations.

The Third Piano Concerto and Alexander Nevsky each generated a sense of in-your-face electricity that was second to none.

Individuals are banished in certain cultures, religions, societies, for having premarital sex, thus generating a sense of fear and guilt in the whole generation and youth.

A second option is to generate a sense of urgency.

"And that's starting to generate a sense of insecurity in the private sector".

Footballers' ridiculous and indefensible earnings apparently generate a sense of masculine entitlement.

Alan replies, I just hope it will help generate a sense of human solidarity.