Sentence examples for recreate a sense from inspiring English sources

But Marrin uses it well here, revealing how migrant families wanted nothing more than to recreate a sense of home.

Here in California, I have tried to recreate a sense of extended family with a few chosen loyal friends.

It is one of the great qualities of her work that, against all cynicism, she manages to recreate a sense of wonder.

He laments the fact that socialism "has become the dream of the past", and seeks in the work to "recreate a sense of adventure for the left".

Yet these flawed men confronted daunting moral decisions — whether to seek vengeance or to rescue others, how to recreate a sense of community among those who had lost everything, how to keep faith alive when all evidence was that God had turned away — and gradually, reluctantly even, they rose to the task, discovering in themselves something extraordinary.

Recreate a sense of depth like that of the original scene.

"This is about recreating culture, recreating ambitions, recreating educational systems, and recreating a sense of hope in these buildings".

"Whether they come from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan or wherever, anything that recreates a sense of their roots stirs them emotionally.

"For them, an elaborate weekend or weeklong reunion may be the only chance at recreating a sense of closeness".

This is why I believe that politicians have found in fear a way of restoring their power and authority and recreating a sense of legitimacy.

Our real problem for the future is how to overcome this social fragmentation by recreating a sense of community in our increasingly urbanised and mobile world.