Sentence examples for sense of safe from inspiring English sources

"It keeps the team organized in the back, and it gives us a good sense of safe feeling".

Ancient ones enchant us as reminders of lost glories, but there's a sense of safe distance and conscious nostalgia in our awe.

The attack on it, five miles from the nearest republican enclave, violated a sense of safe territory.Two days earlier, on a morning commuter train into Belfast, IRA gunmen killed a man who had helped to organise extreme Protestant Loyalist resistance to the Anglo-Irish agreement.

Greg Rand, a managing partner for Prudential Rand overseeing 16 offices in Westchester, Rockland and Orange Counties, detects a psychological element: a desire among buyers of all ages and in all price categories to find a sense of safe haven in a troubled world by acquiring and decorating a home that feels like one's own.

Knowing the specific characteristics which trigger a strong sense of safe versus unsafe allows risk communicators to reach consumers effectively with targeted messages.

This privacy gave women a sense of safe space to express feelings of pain freely: "…..even if you scream in pain, no one will go around telling people about you, but at home some people talk a lot and they go round telling others about you and your experiences".

"I believe for urban areas to redevelop, they have to compete with the suburbs," he said, "compete with the barbecue grill and the patch of grass in the backyard, and the sense of being safe and secure".

College should indeed be a safe space, but not in the sense of being safe from upsetting images or ideas.

There's long been a sense of being safe surrounded by water.

His sense of being safe in this world has been shattered.

That sense of feeling "safe, settled and accepted", which residential schools can offer, was also important to Peter, who was having to return to his home local authority area where he had no friends and no immediate prospects for a placement.