Now I was gripped by something new — a dreadful array of feelings.
FOR Western reporters who cover the war in Iraq, the television images of Jill Carroll after she was freed by her captors in Baghdad evoked an array of feelings.
But then she became pregnant and a whole new array of feelings entered into our marriage and, as her belly swelled, she became more radiant than ever.
He conveys a complicated array of feelings: a genuine respect for those who once owned the land, an unease about inheritance and legitimacy of occupation that would be solved by Aboriginal roots, an unusual deference to the politics of literary fashion, and a desire for a "Creole" Australia in which mixed blood would prevent division and conflict.
In addition to the usual grief, suicide "survivors" confront a complex array of feelings.
From beginning to end, an experience is to be had -- we all know that in every life experience comes a wide array of feelings to be felt during that time.
The legends effectively transform the artist's brushstrokes into representations of a diverse array of feelings and questions that are entirely different depending on where they are located in the work.
Adams, who was impressive in HBO's short-lived "Luck," has been given a wide array of feelings to play -- grief, bemusement, terror, self-hatred and the fizzy cocktail of emotions that accompany falling in love -- and he has quite frequently knocked his big scenes out of the park.
The other thing I learned is that everyone has a different story of survival, and his or her own way of coping (or not) with a confusing array of feelings and emotions evolving through time: incredulity, closeness with strangers, sadness, rage, resignation, hope and, sometimes, indifference.
That feeling of feeling nothing.
