Sentence examples for In feeling to from inspiring English sources
Yet his poetry was closest in feeling to that of Heinrich Heine, Jules Laforgue, and Paul Verlaine.
The sideboard still retains its function in the 20th century, but stylistically there has been a reversion to simpler types, closer in feeling to 18th-century designs.
A lush green oil painting packed with long legumelike forms is dedicated to vegetarians and is opposite in feeling to the Schiller homage.
Made from whole eggs that hard-cook under a pastry crust lid and fat chunks of bacon, it is closer in feeling to steak-and-kidney pie, that sturdy pub staple, than to any French confection.
An item about planning a suicide was included in Feelings to discriminate among severely depressed individuals.
The mean (median) slope parameter for the items ranged from 1.15 (1.07) in Feelings to 1.73 (1.75) in Walking.
The mean (median) slope ranged from 1.15 (1.07) in Feelings to 1.73 (1.75) in Walking (Table 6) (see also the Appendix [ Additional file 1]).
Warner is stagnating, as our friend Gervase observes in feeling compelled to stand up to my bagging of Doolan.
It must therefore be simple and direct.... Above all, it must be fresh in feeling.... To write a music that is both simple and direct and is at the same time great music is a goal worthy of the efforts of the best minds in music".
Digital ad companies are not alone in feeling pressure to explain their data collection practices.
I hope you'll forgive me, however, in feeling compelled to correct a misleading statement that appeared in Jess Row's review of my novel, "Resistance" (March 2).
