Sentence examples for generated a sense of from inspiring English sources

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.

This not only generated a sense of open doors, but also nurtured open minds and open hearts that refused to be ruled by fear and suspicion.

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.

"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.

"Actually, one of the best things you can do is generate a sense of trust and calm".