1.  But the class had established a sense of trust and even the child who was most responsible for name-calling stopped doing it.

2.  Collecting an object so closely associated with family and tradition is a way to establish a sense of security, a feeling of sanctuary in an often hostile world.

3.  He frequently goes on line to chat with peers about communicating with the younger generation and establishing a sense of cohesiveness in the extended family.

4.  In the NFL, East is east and west is East and even Scorsese would be a long shot to establish any sense of direction.

5.  Ornament established a sense of scale.

6.  The cast works together smoothly, establishing a sense of surrogate family as they shoot up the bad guys.

7.  The panel said such bragging was common among insecure rich kids trying to establish a sense of self.

8.  The way to break through silence, he says, is to establish a sense of common experience.

9.  They have already answered many of those questions by establishing a sense of reliability and consistency to the UMass game.

10.  Work helps establish a sense of identity in our lives.