Sentence examples for adding to the feeling from inspiring English sources

A few of the works seem unfinished, adding to the feeling of unrealized ambition.

The issue looms over everything, adding to the feeling of being invisible.

Many of the meandering streets created by the wadi dead-end in cul-de-sacs, adding to the feeling of disconnection from the street grid of Riyadh.

The days leading up to the summit meeting are likely to be tense, adding to the feeling that European leaders are running out of time.

The formal composition lends this intimate work grandeur, the sense of planning and order adding to the feeling of self-discipline in the face of disaster.

The sound design is specific and minimal, adding to the feeling that the picture is wrapped in a constant dreaminess, like that lace curtain at the beginning.

That United are on the verge of a 20th league title and have just agreed a £160m deal with Aon to sponsor their training ground will add to the feeling that United will not feel overly aggrieved at the findings.

For Miliband, there is the added concern that this byelection adds to the feeling that he does not look or sound to his party's northern heartlands like a credible prime minister-in-waiting.

"They all add to the feeling of the season".

Foldaway tables and fixtures add to the feeling of impermanence.

I suppose that adds to the feeling of a wedding.