Sentence examples for Formal feeling from inspiring English sources
Emily Dickinson declared: 'After great pain, a formal feeling comes'.
"After great pain/a formal feeling comes," Emily Dickinson wrote.
But bring up architecture -- specifically, its integrity and future -- and a formal feeling comes.
The BBC is very British -- the newsroom had a much more formal feeling to it.
"After great pain, a formal feeling comes," Emily Dickinson wrote piercingly; we want the formal feeling to contain the pain, give it shape, not just to theatricalize it for centuries.
This formal feeling begins when sensory neurons are activated by noxious stimuli, such as stepping on a tack.
For a similarly formal-feeling journal app on Android, Diaro is a great, no-cost choice.
It's a very restrained verse, kind of formal-feeling, which fits its subject.
On the other, the lyrical repetitions create a formal, poetic feeling, mimicking the call and response of a mass.
The spoken language of the movie, colloquial in diction but formal in feeling, has been wrought with unusual care.
He says he began his first formal interview feeling "surprisingly relaxed", and managed to start a debate with the dons in charge about the functions of language.
