Sentence examples for overarching sense of from inspiring English sources

It was a time defined by academic pressure, social challenges, and an overarching sense of anxiety.

Sri Lanka's problem, as Jayatilleka sees it, is the absence of an overarching sense of national identity.

Beyond the added emotional response to the defeat, the Giants (6-3) cawayaway from their first loss in five weeks with an overarching sense of frustration.

However, he said he would like to see the UK develop a culture more like the US, where people are "united under an overarching sense of being American".

School of Seven Bells School of Seven Bells emanates an overarching sense of order in the music on "Ghostory" (Vagrant/Ghostly International), the third album by a band that is now a studio duo.

Poster campaigns inform students why they should be satisfied and convey the overarching sense of the importance of the survey to the standing of the institution and the value of degree certificates issued.

He embraced everything, motivated by an overarching sense that the universe was full of magic but still somehow explainable, and that a great subterranean logic held it all together.

James Payne suggests another possibility: that the critical variable in the indulgence of violence is an overarching sense that life is cheap.

There's alsoan overarching sense that Welsh doesn'twant us to take any of this seriously.

In an overarching sense, the weird shares the subjectivity and uncertainty prioritised by postmodern philosophy.

Unlike WinCE and all of its related OSes, the OS X core appears in each device which means, in the grand, overarching sense, each device is the same.