Sentence examples for promoting a sense from inspiring English sources

They say that Nigel Farage and other Leave campaigners have tried to divide the country and foster anti-immigrant feeling by promoting a sense of "us and them".

The authors found that the decision by top management to emulate the so-called "team" model, pioneered by Japanese companies like Toyota, had a generally negative effect on employee morale rather than promoting a sense of empowerment.

"Surrounded by peers, parents, teachers and other role models promoting a sense of aspiration and possibility, the most fortunate see the horizons of their opportunities stretched far in all directions.

Even the smaller of the active measures serve this purpose by promoting a sense of instability, which the perpetrators may hope will scare off Georgia's would-be European partners and/or provoke the Georgian leadership into a rash reaction that separates Georgia further from the West.

You think differently about the role that a football club can play in promoting a sense of belonging in a community after you've seen an African refugee, in tears of joy at having just received Australian citizenship, belting out the Bulldogs team song with as much gusto as the national anthem.

Customization: the game elements and feedback can be customized, thus promoting a sense of belonging to the "game" and to the community.

God and family alike promote a sense of special dispensation.

Sure, others might want to promote a sense of escapism to commuters, but not you.

Wu Man and all the Silk Road musicians promote a sense of cultural sharing.

That scent "promotes a sense of relaxation or calmness," he said.

The Marines puts two people in each room to promote a sense of unity.