Sentence examples for setting a sense from inspiring English sources

He says that, since taking up his post, he has been focusing on four things: building a team; getting out to visit people, at least once a week; addressing past mistakes; and setting a sense of direction.

"It sets a sense of doom for the rest of them.

In a mere 40 pages he set a sense of direction around better prevention, new models of coordinated and personalised support and an apparent green light for localities to decide for themselves how best to make progress.

Thomas R. Kuhn, president of the Edison Electric Institute, a trade group for utilities, said the rule set a common-sense standard that would "lift a major cloud of uncertainty, boosting our efforts to provide affordable, reliable electric service and cleaner air".

"Beethoven may have been reflecting his own physical sensations in his compositions – in other words, he was, in a sense, setting an arrhythmia to music".

Who sees the sun set without a sense of unease.

He has given speeches to set out a sense of direction, he says.

Here, as at the Venice Biennale, Black sets up a sense of the familiar unknown.

"That a puddle becomes a cake is a fairy tale," she said, "and that can set off a sense of wonder about cooking that can turn into a lifelong love".

However, the principles and steps they set conjure a sense of déjà vu.

I swear I saw the green screen curtain the production crew had rigged, to give the small set a sense of grandeur, twitch in the breeze.