Sentence examples similar to duality of feeling from inspiring English sources

I explain how I feel, but they can see the duality of my feelings.

I instantly felt conflicted by the duality of the feelings.

That symbolism and duality reveals a frightening truth: Abusers are not shadowy monsters devoid of feeling or compassion ― they can be fathers and lovers and husbands; beautiful men living in beautiful neighborhoods with beautiful wives.

The root of this difficulty lies in the duality of human faculties: "Sometimes ideas and feelings are in agreement with each other and an object merits the qualification 'beautiful' on both counts.

It is the exploration of that duality genial, masculine sports hero vs. sensitive and optimistic Peter Pan that makes A. R. Gurney's "Big Bill" (at Lincoln Center's Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre) such a compelling tapestry of feeling and information.

It asserted an antithesis between naïve and sentimental poetry, classical and romantic art, and thus denied the unity of art and asserted a duality of two fundamentally different arts, of which it took the side of the second, as that appropriate to the modern age, by upholding the primary importance in art of feeling, passion and fancy.

In the USA, there is an apparent duality in our feelings toward, and treatment of, children.

In the NFI-MND the simple duality of the 'Weakness' and 'Energy' subscales will also assist clinicians in assessing what patients mean when they describe feelings of fatigue.

Shirley embraced the duality of her role.

New subject: the duality of the mind.

And also the duality of Australian culture in general.