Sentence examples for breadth of feeling from inspiring English sources

Its repetitions communicate breadth of feeling or numbing stasis.

But Chaucer has a breadth of feeling that prevents anyone's being ridiculed for long.

"It will show them the breadth of feeling there is in Greece," he said.

Of Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron's heartrending songs, none has more breadth of feeling than "Ring of Keys," performed by the astonishing child actor Sydney Lucas.

Anthony Varesi, author of The Bob Dylan Albums, similarly praises the song's "breadth of feeling" and "unparalleled expressiveness", noting that "it appears Dylan simply improvised the song on the spot, and the passion within him allows the song to flow forth naturally".

Kathy Evans, chief executive of Children England, which represents more than 100 children's charities, welcomed the climbdown: "We welcome the fact that government has recognised the breadth and strength of feeling about the risks of allowing profit-making in child protection.

In some cases the threats appear to have backfired by convincing lawmakers of the depth and breadth of anti-gay feeling here, persuading them to vote for civil unions.

Last year in the Book Review, Bruce Bawer admired the tale's "genuineness of feeling" and "breadth of ambition".

The two films have a rare depth of feeling and breadth of social sympathy towards the horrors and absurdities of war and peace, which makes them the peak of an extraordinary career.

Audra McDonald brings such breadth of skill and depth of feeling to the Roundabout Theater Company revival of "110 in the Shade" that she threatens to burst the seams of this small, homey musical.

The attack this week in a country that is often referred to as America's staunchest ally in the Persian Gulf gives some measure of the depth and breadth of the anti-American feeling growing among young Arabs across the region.