Sentence examples for charged with feeling from inspiring English sources

Lucian's work was so intimate, so charged with feeling.

It's true, as many people have noted, that the surrounding events and atmosphere were charged with feeling.

She is best as a miniaturist, in the style of Helen Dunmore, her observations as carefully chosen and charged with feeling as pebbles placed on a grave.

The handling of paint is charged with feeling, and yet is re sponsive to a fundamental in telligence.

(Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $18.95). The author's first book contains seven short stories, clear and charged with feeling, set in various places, rich enough in significant detail to do the work of novels.

The most minimal painting, but one still charged with feeling, is "Vacation," two yellow ruts in a plain of grass that stops at the edge of a vast domain of sky.

Get past its use by Mike Leigh in Abigail's Party – which made it an icon of bad taste thanks to it being played by the awful Beverly – and Love to Love You Baby is charged with feelings of liberation, a pre-Aids world of pansexual freedom and adventure.

"I like to make outrageous and dramatic cakes charged with feelings, glitter, sparkles, swirls and anything I can imagine," Ángel told Instagram Blog.

His production, with its characteristically stubborn indifference to the niceties of plot (he has invented wordless scenes of his own), is both relentlessly beautiful and unyieldingly self-dramatizing, each of its tableaus reliant on a charged-with-feeling progression that is largely unmoored to language.

These scenes are also, in the Romantic way, charged with personal feeling.

In the few months since the last issue of UCMP News, life around the museum has been charged with a feeling of accomplishment.