Sentence examples similar to a feeling of winter from inspiring English sources

With little to scare traders today, there's a feeling of summer torpor in the air.

"We're trying to give everybody a feeling of Christmas," said entertainment manager Guy Lesquoy.

Or here he is on how his films borrow the look of 1940s Shanghai: "It's a feeling of yesterday, but it's actually tomorrow".

"But I also wanted it to be really easy to wear and just to have a feeling of summer, being free and light".

There is one more hurdle for Bolton's footballers to overcome before they can approach the remains of the season with anything like a feeling of normality – tomorrow's return to White Hart Lane.

Hurlbut and McG decided to use vintage lenses and film stock from the time period to evoke a feeling of the 1970s.

Lance Edmands' feature debut (and last night's Tribeca Opening Night film) is filled with impressive performances, particularly from Louisa Krause and Amy Morton, and spattered with snow covered landscapes, anchoring us in a feeling of never-ending winter.

This made it possible to estimate a general outcome of a feeling of self-effectiveness (12 48 points) as well as the parameters of feeling strong and stubborn to complete the task (for each of 12 48 points).

Such models distinguish the basic stages of face recognition that can trigger a feeling of familiarity (Bruce and Young 1986: p. 310)—or feeling of resemblance to a known person (Young et al. 1985: p. 517)—from the decision- making process supporting judgments about the identity of a person.

I remember only strained smiles, the silent consumption of scrambled eggs, a feeling of human free fall.

Maybe there's simply a feeling of hopelessness about today's wars – that no amount of new requiems can undo any damage or even help the healing.