Sentence examples for generates a sense from inspiring English sources

She generates a sense of intimacy, to be sure — but you can really appreciate it only from a distance.

Nelsons, applying a ritardando as well as a diminuendo, generates a sense of redoubled passion, even as the sound recedes — a drawn-out, sobbing cry.

While for those like Ms. Colangelo, it is security that generates a sense of home, for others, it is creativity and a feeling of purpose and focus.

To read with understanding, you have to join him down there, which is an arduous journey and often frustrating, but generates a sense of challenge and vital unsettlement.

Monk similarly generates a sense of wide-open space: an arm-extending gesture here, a vocal chirrup or grunt there, and suddenly you are in the fields at dusk.

This, combined with the briskness of "Pattieson's" writing (in which characters are never very richly developed, and scene-settings kept to a sufficient minimum), generates a sense of incompletion rather than of mystery.

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.

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