Sentence examples for generated any sense from inspiring English sources
He added that because $10 million sales became almost "commonplace" before the housing crash "and no longer generated any sense of amazement, the $20 million-and-higher sale was generating the market buzz".
Keynes argued, simply put, that it was impossible to generate any sense of the future, no matter the probabilities produced by the past.
Although it gave Seattle's roaring economy a bit of a jolt yesterday, the court ruling did not seem to generate any large sense of panic.
If such a view may inspire derision from competitors in Silicon Valley, it still has considerable resonance in the Seattle area, where today's news did not seem to generate any large sense of panic.
In staging a referendum, Tsipras has generated a sense of empowerment that he cannot meet.
That had little to do with earning or belonging and it generated a sense of dispossession and abandonment.
The Third Piano Concerto and Alexander Nevsky each generated a sense of in-your-face electricity that was second to none.
If the past two months have generated a sense of euphoria, they have also revealed the movement's limitations.
"I don't think it generated a sense of obligation or allegiance in that sense," said Martin M. Looney of New Haven, the Senate majority leader.
