Sentence examples for increased sense from inspiring English sources

Light means differences in sleeping and eating patterns and an increased sense of safety.

Participating staff expressed an increased sense of wellbeing and pride in working for GNM.

"Without a doubt," Tulowitzki said of an increased sense of urgency.

Three factors in particular predicted higher telomerase activity at the end of the retreat: increased sense of control (over circumstances or daily life); increased sense of purpose in life; and lower neuroticism (being tense, moody and anxious).

I don't blame individual doctors for the opioid crisis, or for responding to it with an increased sense of caution.

But screeners won high marks today for efficiency and kindness that contributed to an increased sense of safety.

As one ages one acquires the ability to perceive the world with an increased sense of perspective.

As well as bigger book sales and enhanced credibility, DH would have an increased sense of his own power.

Many report an increased sense of confidence, an ease with the world beyond the neighborhoods they grew up in.

If simultaneously touched on both hands, she would feel an increased sense of pressure on her left hand.

Customers have followed them with an increased sense of adventure and a willingness to swallow whatever they dish up.