Sentence examples for increasing a sense from inspiring English sources

I've seen how addressing minor crimes can reduce crime over all while increasing a sense of safety.

The camera, apparently hand-held for many shots, darts from face to face, increasing a sense of instability and surprise, of a world ruled by impulse.

Mirrors lining the gallery's walls multiply the screens and their movement, increasing a sense of vacancy that, as hypnotic as it is, does not seem entirely deliberate.

Although the raids on targets in Marib province, which is not an active battlefield, are smaller in number, they still serve to recruit young men to the jihadist cause by spreading fear, increasing a sense of the province's marginalisation and fuelling even greater distrust of the central government which co-operates with America.

Meditating, relaxing, embracing silence and spending time with loved ones are activities that sing to your soul and open your mind further to exploring your heart's desires, increasing a sense of peace and tranquillity beneath any external chaos.

According to the University of California at Berkeley, "research demonstrates the incredible power of loving-kindness meditation" (also called metta) as possibly "more effective than Prozac" for increasing a sense of happiness and well-being.

"Rather, this is part of a calculated, psychological campaign to increase a sense of crisis and get international attention".

Dave Eggers's 2013 novel The Circle, a Nineteen Eighty-Four for the online age, imagined a cult-like tech firm, one whose innovations increased a sense of social surveillance.

One effort to increase a sense of hope is a new push to ban goods made in the settlements, symbols of occupation.

Accessible information increases a sense of familiarity with the ventures.

If anything, this has increased a sense of solidarity.