Sentence examples for offering a sense from inspiring English sources

"You are offering a sense of forgiveness.

The chain then succeeds by offering a sense of luxury, while preserving one of relative affordability in Britain.

Just as important, to my mind, they can be a source of empathy and trust by offering a sense of expanding community, as well.

This an experimental, new course offering a sense of adventure to explore digital system design beyond typical course work during IAP.

In all, Plattner has about 10 gigabytes of material, offering a sense of Tonnies's "personality and who he was," Plattner says.

But what mattered was that he was visible, live from the Oval Office, offering a sense of stability and a sense of a future.

An agreement on making commitments binding in the future, in ways as yet to be fully resolved, might serve as offering a sufficient sense of progress.

The Baroque's explosions of decoration satisfy the season's need of luxury; at the same time symmetry is policed, offering a comforting sense of order.

Of particular relevance is the introduction of the notion of a design discharge to ensure that the structure is not just offering a false sense of security to the community.

But a group of scientists found it's really good at a totally unanticipated application: helping blind people find their way through buildings and offering a better sense of where objects are around them.

After the North American bid was declared the landslide winner in a 134 to 65 vote of the member associations of FIFA, world soccer's governing body, the three nations' leaders issued statements offering a rare sense of camaraderie.