Sentence examples for familiar emotion from inspiring English sources

Awe has become a familiar emotion when Angel Corella dances.

This is a now familiar emotion, a recognizable expansion.

It is a familiar emotion for athletes in the sliding sports.

I heard a lot of familiar emotion beyond the cultural differences.

I marveled at the fact that I was feeling this familiar emotion in the financial district of Manhattan, an unusual place to be in shock.

And some familiar emotions have drifted back.

He added: "Miss Mason has created captivating characters and given them wonderful lines to express familiar emotions".

But it is odd how many of the pictures mirror familiar emotions, invoking memories of your own.

In some kinds of mental illness it is possible to recognise familiar emotions, even if exaggerated and distorted, and it is therefore possible to feel for the sufferer.

A splendid controversy arose in 1981 over the director Ernst Lubitsch and his second Hollywood feature, "The Marriage Circle," which was filmed in 1923 and… The film leaves behind the numbing satisfaction of familiar emotions and the dull thud of familiar gratifications.

Yet, despite the movie's stirring depiction of the vital societal role played by fearlessly independent newspapers, and despite its vision of horrific but essential truths revealed by deeply committed journalists, "Spotlight" ultimately leaves behind the numbing satisfaction of familiar emotions and the dull thud of familiar gratifications.