Sentence examples for clashing feelings from inspiring English sources
It is hard still to explain the clashing feelings.
PAT BUTLER Kingsbridge, the Bronx Manhattan, When I Was Young by Mary Cantwell (1995), because it captures, better than any other book I know, the clashing feelings of starting a life in New York: the excitement and fear of the subways and the crowds, as well as the profound pleasures of becoming familiar with the city.
Filmmaking is a question of rhythm, and as I listened to the symphony's clash of feelings, so many images came into my mind.
Some people harbour an awkward clash of feelings – homosexual attraction on the one hand and shame or embarrassment about that attraction on the other.
It has been heaped with praise for a story about that elusive concept--our evolving clash of feelings--and the confusion we feel during adolescence.
The narration drifts from the aesthetic to the social, as Mr. Martin admits that he may be "less interested in endless amounts of stuff pressing into the moment," than in "the unforeseen combinations of objects and people, the clashes of feeling, the semiotics of tourist leisurewear".
But that won't stop the Group G clash from feeling like a game of 11 on CR7.
The booming business reflects a constant supply of unhappy people from strict Christian households, whose sexual feelings clash with their beliefs.
"These feelings clash with much research on bilingualism, which shows instead that when there are differences between monolingual and bilingual children, these are almost invariably in favour of blinguals," Dr Sorace said.
No Wheeldon woman — not even the assertive Wendy Whelan at City Ballet — ever suggests that she might want independence from the man who is partnering her; no Wheeldon partners ever indicate clashing needs or mixed feelings.
