Sentence examples for producing a sense from inspiring English sources

They open with the first three songs from Bon Iver, instantly producing a sense of nuanced grandeur.

"The consequences of this conflict are affecting everyone, even producing a sense of concern in European countries to the point of reaching that type of consequence," he said.

Mixing the two creates an all new drug called cocaethylene, which, while producing a sense of euphoria, can also be quite toxic to the old ticker, according to some studies.

Mild to moderate levels of stress can present challenges that are within a person's capability to overcome, producing a sense of mastery and accomplishment that eventually result in a positive outcome.

"Over time, it has produced a sense of stability".

12. Solvents Fumes inhaled to produce a sense of intoxication.

There was a collision of frippery and horror that produced a sense of enormous anxiety.

"What can produce a sense of wellbeing or contentedness that varies across the lifespan like this?

It was those frictions that produced a sense of being a member of a class being denied its full rights.

"Here are buildings that come together as a series of fragments that produce a sense of unity," he said.

Or could it be that Mr Obama's victory has produced a sense that help is on the way?