Sentence examples for drawn feelings from inspiring English sources

Even when "Sightseers" resorts to broadly macabre comedy, Tina and Chris remain surprising and believable, their heartless actions rooted in sharply drawn feelings of inadequacy and need.

And at the end of the night came the womblike "Limit to Your Love," in which Mr. Blake finally drew feeling from a lyric and melody — albeit one lifted from Feist.

In that vein, the Rangers blew a five-run lead late in Game 1 on Friday night, suffered a crushing 10th consecutive postseason defeat to the Yankees in front of a deflated home crowd and yet somehow emerged from the weekend draw feeling mighty good about themselves.

His offensive, Operation Dignity, has drawn mixed feelings from Libyans, many fearing both the militias and the prospect of them being replaced by military rule.

Show concern for their feelings but do not allow yourself to be drawn into feeling guilty for whatever transgressions they feel you may have committed in the past.

The viewer is not drawn to feeling sympathy for him, but instead is looking at a disheveled, angry, and whiny gay man.

Music is great for drawing on feelings you've had in the past.

One of the actor's best-loved roles in Mrs Doubtfire drew mixed feelings from Norman.

Mr. Bush has also been a leader among Republicans who have pressed for limits on damage awards in tort cases, drawing hard feelings among trial lawyers.

While this selection criterion could potentially draw historical feelings of 'victimisation' or new insecurities, I assured pupils my position of perceiving them as 'victors not victims' whilst adopting what I considered as 'non-intrusive questions' targeting more positive rather than negative experiences at school.

The arrangements suggested real-life situations and unarticulated dramas, drawing upon feelings of nostalgia and other less defined emotions.