Sentence examples for take this sense from inspiring English sources

One artist, Kate Gilmore, seems to take this sense of entrapment even more literally, but makes it count.

American wire service reports rarely take this sense of humor into account & this makes the Cubans sound more sinsister than they are.

He could take this sense of distance to hair-raising lengths, as when, asked whether he felt lonely after the death of his wife, he said he sometimes felt lonely when she was alive.

"And the innovation here, and it was the president's innovation, was to take this sense that these values are universal, and that democratic states are different, and to apply that to the Middle East".

If you take this sense of disconnect too far, the ethics get a little murky.

Few singers evoke such profound response and at the Rose, Robinson will take this sense of intimacy further, bringing his "Up Close and Personal" set to Los Angeles for the first time.

With this film, we took this sense of people in this grey environment.

Blume took this sense of curiosity and desire, this male gaze, and upended it, making it legitimately, unapologetically female.

But the nation-states of pre-1914 Europe took this sense of being special to a fatal extreme.

Don DeLillo takes this sense of generational perplexity one absurdist step further in "Hammer and Sickle," the longest of the nine excellent stories in "The Angel Esmeralda," the first collection of his short fiction.

She took this sense of empathic understanding to larger and larger communities, as she moved from local to national to international work.