"Gouff will be sweating on the Christmas gaffe season," he said, with considerable feeling.
There is considerable feeling that Agnew's punishment fell far short of fitting the crime.
Kael notwithstanding, Mr. Eastwood's characters are not entirely emotion-free: there is considerable feeling in the disgusted curl of their eyebrows as their gaze falls on some sniggering deviant.
GIS-based landscape visualisation is one method of producing images for consultation exercises, and while continuing advances in technology allow expansion into new areas such as the visualisation of rural landscapes, there is considerable feeling that we should not allow ourselves to be guided simply by what the technology can do.
If he didn't reveal the kind of voice that would allow him to go for broke emotionally, he put considerable feeling into songs by Dory Previn ("I Dance and Dance and Smile and Smile, Jimmy Webbbb ("All I Know") and Cole Porter ("Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye").
The riskiest decision any of these people made was to have David, Charles Dickens's boy hero, played by an adult (Kieran Campion), even when the character is only 7. Mr. Campion pulls off the illusion admirably, aided by Mark Shanahan as the older David, narrating with considerable feeling and maturity as he stands onstage observing his younger self through much of the play.
One after another, the new committee members discussed previous work they had performed for the nuclear industry—and then announced a complete absence of bias, generally doing so with considerable feeling.
"There seem to be considerable negative feelings permeating the market," he said.
Although he never returned permanently to Australia, Grainger maintained considerable patriotic feelings for his native land, and was proud of his Australian heritage.
In truth, though Ip Man and Gong Er have considerable fellow-feeling; their stories don't entwine all that much: such is the way of the historical period, savagely interrupted by invasion and war.
Already in 1964 there were some who regarded this note with considerable unease, feeling that it withdrew from the bishops, in practical and legal terms, the supreme authority they were said, on theological grounds, to share.
