Sentence examples for competing feelings from inspiring English sources
As I watched the parade file past, I was filled with two competing feelings which go some way to explaining the Kremlin's reasoning behind reintroducing the parade.
TEL AVIV — At the end of the third U.S. presidential debate — the one in which Barack Obama and Mitt Romney clashed at times over actual foreign policy issues — I had to reconcile two competing feelings.
Unlike "Empire of the Sun" (1987) or "Catch Me If You Can" (2002), which left us with a tussle of competing feelings, Spielberg's latest work exults without a fleck of irony in its moral obligation — to lend dramatic form to the First Amendment.
Without adequate research, which needs funding, we are left with only competing feelings to guide the debate on gun violence.
Here we have a series of increasingly sophisticated portraits of men pulled apart by competing and contradictory feelings.
Others are essentially Olympic mercenaries, including Frisch, who had mixed feelings about competing for South Korea when the host nation initially approached her.
The BBC's Tim Muffett spoke to him about his experience and his feelings about competing on Sunday.
"That was when I made my first junior team and first got to represent my country, to experience the feeling of competing, and to wear my country's flag on my back".
The political weather in any of these countries could change overnight.Reform in Germany, tooTwo moods are competing in Europe: the feeling of injustice that set Athens ablaze last weekend, and the gathering sense of progress as governments act to make economies more competitive.
