Sentence examples for emotional feel from inspiring English sources

There was a genuine and emotional feel to last night.

His palette — warm, desaturated and high contrast — was one way he tried to convey the gritty and unforgiving emotional feel.

Clifton Taylor's lighting made up for missing backdrops and added to the intensely emotional feel of the performance.

In explaining the difference between minor and major keys, she writes: "Music in minor keys has a different sound and emotional feel, and develops differently harmonically".

Aptly, the title of the track is the clearest articulation of the musical and emotional feel of the album as a whole.

Some novelists excel at giving the reader the emotional feel of a character's mind (Dickens), others at the sensuous feel of a character's mind (Flaubert).

For a long time, it has been hard to talk about Williams without treating her struggles and success, her perseverance and longevity near the top of the game, as an emotional, feel-good story.

Working for a third party presidential candidate is diverting your energy from systemic change into an emotional, feel-good exercise.

It made physical movement difficult, but emotional feels very accessible to me.

Only the 5 emotional items ("feel afraid", "feel sad", etc) are less visible for parents (as is the case with the KINDL-R items).

But their emotional temperatures feel fixed at about 96 degrees.