Sentence examples for evident feeling from inspiring English sources
Denis O'Regan, who finished second in a Grand National aboard the Hughes-trained Black Apalachi, spoke in glowing terms and with evident feeling.
He unites an otherwise polarized country, in that both the left and the right see him the same way: as an enabler of Washington's special interests, a legislative plumber with little evident feeling for the generalized public.
The characters in the play speak with evident feeling of the "luminousness" they cherish in the work of the great painters, but the spark of true art is absent from this proficient but ultimately pedestrian play.
No one in the business doubts Michelle Williams's quality, yet it's noted that she's been dogged by bad luck - the failure of Prozac Nation and the disappointment of Incendiary, plus her evident feeling of not wanting to exploit the link with Ledger.
At the matinée I attended, Ward Holmquist, the Lyric Opera's artistic director, had evident feeling for the Puccini style, but he tended to conduct along with the score rather than in front of it; various cues were imprecise, leading to helter-skelter moments.
But generally, this production doesn't have a sensibility to call its own, unless you count the evident feeling of relief that — thanks to the success of "Mad Men" — you don't have to make excuses for enjoying the bad behavior of sexist cads in neckties from the early '60s.
18 Our recent interview study of people with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) found that most felt stigmatised as a result of having T2DM, as was evident in feeling blamed by others for causing their condition, being subject to negative stereotyping, or being discriminated against.
In the few cases where this was evident, these feelings generally reflected participants' perceptions of inadequate care provided by health professionals, health care organisations, or the health care system.
Today, there was no feeling evident that a larger war loomed.
"The nostalgia aspect is evident — we're feeling ephemeral and remembering wistfully a time when we made things.
"It's a general feeling, evident in the fact that so many men commit suicide, because they're not living up to this mythical idea".
