The phrase "a consistent feeling of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a stable or unchanging emotional state or perception over time.
Example: "She experienced a consistent feeling of anxiety leading up to the exam."
Alternatives: "a steady sense of" or "an ongoing sensation of".
Feinberg says the brain labors to create a unity of experience, knitting together our partial selves via numerous cortical mechanisms into a unified whole, into a sense of self, a consistent feeling of individuality and agency.
It has obviously helped enormously that this recording, with the composer Thomas Adès (an equally inspired accompanist) followed a sequence of highly acclaimed staged performances given in five musical centres, ending in New York As a result there a consistent feeling of spontaneity in the interpretation of Janacek's often fragmentary writing, always urgently involving.
I have never had such a clear and consistent feeling of room experience.
We will design and build to scale an oversized table, oversized chairs, oversized art easel, oversized drawing pad, oversized crayons, oversized hopscotch, etc, in which a 'grown up' feels as if they're just a kid -- small, vulnerable, in need of help, and the overall consistent feeling of being in awe!" 2. Art meets disaster preparedness.
"The antidote to toxic stress nurturing relationships and consistent feelings of safety works if it's in all the child's environments," said Executive Director Margaret Crotty.
They "rhyme" with each other in the sense that they present clusters of themes within a consistent range of feeling, as do the larger works on view.
Casper is a great example of a company that knows how to keep content consistent and branded, fostering a feeling of trustworthiness and authenticity.
Vickie helps online entrepreneurs who are struggling with not attracting the right clients, not feeling unique in their niche and not having a consistent flow of clients.
Capote's feelings about Arvin vary, though they are marked by a consistent sense of his old mentor's fatal "moderation".
