Sentence examples for change a feeling from inspiring English sources

The backdrop all week at the Final Four had been one of change, a feeling that the tournament as it has existed for the past quarter-century could be forever altered.

The world has changed quickly and, for some men, there is anger, confusion and frustration at that change – a feeling of displacement and uselessness that is driving a wedge between the sexes.

Every single condition for a democratic transition at the national level seems to be at hand: a popular disgust for the PRI, a lust for change, a feeling of freedom, a smaller likelihood of large-scale fraud and an opposition leader who radiates brio with every oversize step he takes.

Kairytė composes the list until she hits an organic change, a feeling that the show is ready to shift into it's second phase—"It's never planned"—and she opens up—again, live, before anyone, with no curtain a video of her, clicking into the bar to manually cue where she wants it to go, then launching more fully, argent Gretsch in hand, into the music.

I wrote the track, and as I was listening to it, I felt that it had this epic-ness that was a powerful feeling of change, or a feeling of overcoming something, or of welcoming something back.

No coherent argument is offered, except a superstitious fear of genuine political change, a bitter feeling of exclusion from what is, paradoxically, Italy's most inclusive political platform, since it lacks appointed leaders, fundraisers and a party structure.

Pressure is gradually increased and subjects have to report when the applied pressure changes from a feeling of pressure into a feeling of pressure and pain.

Those changes caused a feeling of distance in his relationship with Barnes.

The series was initially a story about a rock band, but changed after a feeling that bands have been "done to death".

Subjects have to report when the feeling of pressure alone changes into a feeling of pressure and pain.

But because of the rapid speed of change, there's a feeling among experts that some small businesses are still getting it wrong.