Sentence examples for more powerful sense from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't a more powerful sense of security come from knowing your children were capable, and trusting in their ability to reach out for help at the moment when they realize they're not?

Somehow Lanzmann's technique delivered a more powerful sense of the reality of that stupendous crime than the explicit newsreel footage of the camps we had become accustomed to and whose impact had in some way become tamed.

Although he conceived it while in self-imposed exile in the US during the war years, the opera could not have a more powerful sense of place, and that place is the Suffolk coast where Britten was born and spent most of his life.

In another, much more powerful sense: Ew.

Research generally shows that those who believe in God and go to church have an overall more powerful sense of purpose and meaning in life, although some recent studies nuance these conclusions.

Perhaps more powerful was the sense of jealousy I harboured for the people out there in the "real" world.

The behavioral rule is more powerful, in the sense that it can access any risk; this is not the case regarding the randomized rule.

Much more powerful is the pervasive sense of foolishness.

What went with the ownership of The Times, as it became ever more powerful, was a profound sense of public obligation.

Both of the brothers saw Ralph as their "lodestar", but if he shaped them intellectually it seems to have been more by communicating a powerful sense of the importance of politics than by affecting the direction of their political thinking.

Papo & Yo implies that trauma can unlock and make more powerful a child's sense of imagination it's as if the abuse the boy suffers somehow gives him superpowers, and an enhanced ability to escape from his troubles.