Sentence examples for deep feeling that from inspiring English sources
I had badly wanted to feel that way too, but I couldn't shake a deep feeling that I was only passing through.
This deathbed scene, described with deep feeling that avoids sentimentality, is one of the most famous in Victorian fiction.
It takes a deep feeling that a problem matters and that you see a path to a viable solution.
Their deep feeling that whatever else he was, he was on their side permitted him to shrug off criticism as emanating from malevolent political elites.
It is with deep feeling that we record the death from exhaustion of Josiah Barker, writer, artist, actor lecturer, novelist, humorist, poet, pianist, librattist, editor, essayist, etc. etc. and founder of the movement known as space chasing.
But with the Prelude and Fugue No. 14 in F sharp minor, she plunged into a world of introspection and deep feeling that she would occupy through much of the night.
There are still the campy if emotional music numbers (early highlights include a Snow White-esque number for Paula and Greg, singing an Irish folk song about what would happen when he got drunk) and more than enough comedy to cover over those deep feelings that are bubbling right below the surface.
"'It reflects deep feelings that are shared by many members of the culture.
Before writing on ecology, on general systems theory and on hope, Macy taught that a fuller life, including activism, could be approached through uninhibited expression of the deep feelings that led us to be concerned.
You can't mimic the arch flirtatiousness, masking deeper feeling, that comes out in Hilde Gueden's spirited, distinctive Sophie or Maria Reining's aging but sparkling Marschallin, or even in Kleiber's nuanced, brilliant, characterful conducting.
For many African-Americans, the book — which has spent six weeks on the New York Times paperback nonfiction best-seller list — gives eloquent and urgent expression to deep feelings that the criminal justice system is stacked against them.
