Sentence examples for brought a feeling from inspiring English sources

The election of Mr. Zapatero, a new face in Spanish politics, has brought a feeling of change and optimism.

LIFE IMITATING ART A divorce agreement do-over that has roots in Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme brought a feeling of d? vu for fans of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," created by Larry David, left.

But she said that being granted a private audience with the Louvre — "We ran around in there barefoot; there was absolutely nobody around" — brought a feeling of French acceptance unlike any she'd had before.

Her fidelity to the settlers' experiences, rendered on a modest production budget, extended to what might be called ambient elements of the filmmaking: preferring boom-recorded sound over radio mikes, which "brought a feeling that was not period," or pushing a Steadicam on a dolly to avoid the sensation of a motorized glide.

This training brought a feeling of awareness and control which many of the participants found helped their breathing and eased symptoms of breathlessness.

Working with Desai Foundation on this collaboration for good, she said, gives her "an overall sense of accomplishment and satisfaction, which bring a feeling of calm to my entire being". She feels that she is living her dream.

But Sunday evening brings a feeling completely unlike, say, Tuesday evening.

Helping a friend or relative suffering the same loss may bring a feeling of closeness with that person.

The strange silence of Monday afternoon and the lack of sleep brings a feeling of slightly altered consciousness.

Hearing from students who've been accepted to their first-choice college brings a feeling of satisfaction that stays with me for a long time.

As the waves roll toward Lands End, at the westernmost tip of England, they bring a feeling of distant places of the Atlantic.