Sentence examples similar to deeply felt expressions from inspiring English sources
The violent variety he finds in Chopin's Scherzo in B Flat Minor, or his visceral, thundering flight through Prokofiev's Dance of the Knights, simply sacrifice formality for deeply felt, dramatic expression.
This belief in music as a deeply felt and personal expression is one reason Armstrong avoided using musical terminology when speaking about his work and it's one reason he said that he disliked bop (like other cooler, more modern forms of jazz), complaining that it "doesn't come from the heart," that it's "all just flash".
Nevertheless, their aim of honest expression of deeply felt ideals had an important influence on subsequent movements, particularly the English Pre-Raphaelites of the mid-19th century.
As a true patriot he feels he must monitor & criticize his country's policies Then on Sept. 1, Liteky, who has left the priesthood but not the faith, and a fellow Vietnam veteran, George Mizo, announced that they were undertaking an open-ended "fast for life" as "our expression of a deeply felt desire to do everything and anything we can...to stop the war with Nicaragua".
I expressed some very long felt and deeply felt emotion.
Those absences were deeply felt.
Accordingly, this book is both deeply knowledgeable and deeply felt.
It's both learned and deeply felt.
This loss of sovereignty is deeply felt.
Very deeply felt, in fact.
