Sentence examples for sense of imbalance from inspiring English sources

Their passing could not help but create a sense of imbalance.

The sense of imbalance is nowhere greater than in the United States.

By doing this, the visual system perceives the motion that the vestibular system perceives, which can alleviate the sense of imbalance.

During the campaign, Hillary Clinton and John McCain both complained that the press favored Obama; that sense of imbalance was a matter of bitter resentment.

Hass's greatest strength as a poet, however, is his equanimity, a quality that sets him apart from peers who rely on a sense of imbalance.

"Social media has injected a sense of imbalance, especially in the younger generation," says Muhney.

That sense of the imbalance of power reflects revisionist historical research of recent years.

In some neighborhoods, resentment over Mr. Bloomberg's spending on the race has intensified the sense of economic imbalance.

JJ Abrams' The Force Awakens, successfully balanced zippy camaraderie with dour moments of desperation and loss (Han Solo's death) without adding any sense of tonal imbalance.

If there's one record out there though that does get somewhere close to replicating that strange sense of chemical imbalance colliding with natural high of being with all your friends at once, of being both unreal and as real as it gets at the same time, it's "The First Big Weekend" by Arab Strap.

They were compensation and perks, work life balance, sense of accomplishment, imbalance of workload, need for automation technology, substandard nature of work, autonomy and security, relationship with peers, work satisfaction and organization influence.