Sentence examples for stimulating sense from inspiring English sources

"The experience," wrote Mr. Otmar, "Will give a stimulating sense of bravado.

Here Ms. Robinson's work brings together many of the elements that run through the historical mix of "Red, Black and Green" -- language, abstraction, politics, modernism, "blackness" -- while giving a stimulating sense of where young artists are taking them.

The mixed nature of the programs conveys a stimulating sense of variety to audiences accustomed to dividing music into fixed categories and hearing either a string trio or a dramatic soprano, but not both on the same program.

The rise and fall of Miss Brodie, a progressive teacher trapped in a conservative school, seeking to mould her chosen few with her "stimulating" dress sense and unconventional teaching methods has been adapted faithfully by Jay Presson Allan.

Reddy et al. ([2010a]) presented a recruitment framework for identifying potential participants for data collections, and Juong-Sik and Hoh ([2010]) discussed an incentive mechanism for stimulating participatory sensing applications.

Bolstering routine federal government activity, too, an economist would say, is technically stimulating, but common sense argues that raising the level of government activity for its own sake is not likely either to help the poor or transform the country for the better, à la the transcontinental railroad or Eisenhower's highway system.

This is the case of the Evf2 ncRNA, cooperating with the homeoprotein Dlx2 in stimulating transcription of its sense partner Dlx6 [25].

The p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) is a nexus point in inflammation, sensing, and stimulating cytokine production and driving cell migration and death.

Like Giselle Zatonyl's offering, Alien Ship, which invites the viewer into a futuristic 3D fantasy, the show's various virtual pieces explore the idea of futuristic fictional worlds is more about immersive and sense-stimulating world and space-building than concrete science fictional narratives.

Besides the sensible pairing of stimulating visuals with stimulating music for entertainment purposes, science (finally) suggests that louder bass actually inspires a real sense of power in humans on a deeper, psychological level.

Governments can commit over the next few months to public spending plans that make sound economic sense, both by stimulating economic recovery and by laying the foundations for sustainable low-carbon growth.