Sentence examples for temporary sense from inspiring English sources
Scatter its contents over any of Speedy Romeo's pies and you will receive, if not visions, at least a temporary sense that all is right with the world.
The central character, David Lurie, will disgrace himself by pursuing his sexual appetite, but the first sentence gives him a temporary sense of complacency.
It's easy to make too much out of how organized sports, particularly wealthy professional teams, can help the healing process or provide a temporary sense of normalcy.
"When you start reading the analyses of nuclear strategy, they seem so thoughtful that you're lulled into a temporary sense of reassurance," Kubrick has explained.
But for Ms. Roach, he said, "the shopping would give her a temporary sense of relief, which would then be followed by a sense of huge guilt and shame about having done it".
Page A32 Business TALK OF AID FROM RUSSIA BUOYS MARKETS IN EUROPE Europe took a breather as a surprisingly strong Spanish bond auction and hints of Russian bailout money for the region provided at least a temporary sense of calm in the financial markets.
They might be, in an ecological sense, temporary residents, no matter how permanent they seem to us.
They have benefited from the austerity policies in a temporary and narrow sense, by reducing the tax burden of bailouts and gaining an export edge from the rest of the euro zone's weakness.
So long as we keep historically detailed activity logs across services – private or public – without effective means to clear the data that is no longer needed or can be secured, encryption remains a half-measure giving only a temporary and illusory sense of security.
So long as we keep historically detailed activity logs across services — private or public — without effective means to clear the data that is no longer needed or can be secured, encryption remains a half-measure, giving only a temporary and illusory sense of security.
They're temporary in the sense that it's only part of the year but it's permanent… they're coming back year after year because there aren't Canadians willing to take those jobs.
