Sentence examples for induced sense from inspiring English sources

I mean, yeah, obviously, all it really does is make you feel a chemically induced sense of well being towards anyone and everything and obviously you don't love swans or the Radio Times or Rob Brydon quite as much as you've been telling everyone for the last three hours, but you know, it's better than the abject, grinding misery of daily life.

The synchronicity manipulation can induce sense of agency, while the modality had a strong effect on sense of ownership.

According to our previous study, the treatment as in part 1 can be used to induce sense of agency and sense of ownership, respectively.

The devices were subjected to ambient air at 180 °C to induce sensing in minutes.

However, the dank air and narrow hallways induced a sense of claustrophobia.

Such intimidation has induced a sense of caution, verging on self-censorship, among other journalists.

This induced a sense of acute vertigo, not helped by the symphony of bangs and snapping, like the sound of distant gunfire, as the ice shifted.

Both companies' share prices leapt.If this has not induced a sense of déjà vu on Wall Street, it should have.

"There is no doubt that the NPA's decision has induced a sense of shock, panic and confusion within the members of the community and the general South African public.

"When combined with rising house prices, university fees and youth unemployment these factors may have induced a sense of fear among many average income families parents that their children will be worse off than they were".

Their writings on the Buddhist scriptures and other subjects were admired and esteemed not only for their aesthetic value as calligraphy but also because they induced a sense of religious awe in the readers.