But generally, this production doesn't have a sensibility to call its own, unless you count the evident feeling of relief that — thanks to the success of "Mad Men" — you don't have to make excuses for enjoying the bad behavior of sexist cads in neckties from the early '60s.
The characters in the play speak with evident feeling of the "luminousness" they cherish in the work of the great painters, but the spark of true art is absent from this proficient but ultimately pedestrian play.
No one in the business doubts Michelle Williams's quality, yet it's noted that she's been dogged by bad luck - the failure of Prozac Nation and the disappointment of Incendiary, plus her evident feeling of not wanting to exploit the link with Ledger.
He unites an otherwise polarized country, in that both the left and the right see him the same way: as an enabler of Washington's special interests, a legislative plumber with little evident feeling for the generalized public.
And over time, you'll see your growth through an emotionally difficult time, giving you an evident measure of how your feelings were at the beginning and how actively struggling to maintain your dignity and take responsibility for your part in moving on have changed your feelings and approaches over time.
I had an uneasy feeling of finality.
Do have an overall feeling of negativity?
Away from the courthouse, a feeling of closure was soon evident throughout the nation.
For ten years my job was the best airline job in the world, but as circumstances began to change and Pan Am's decline became more evident, I unconsciously began preparing myself for its death, with a strong feeling of déjà vu.
What Berkmann, a Londoner, had previously witnessed was the power of dance music to break down the tribal nature of British youth culture and create a feeling of peace and love not evident since the Flower Power era 20 years before.
A feeling of homecoming could scarcely have been more evident.
