Another was the sense of pride in London – the way the capital's familiar landmarks and cosmopolitan feel combined.
We shook hands, then walked past the respectable Shangri-La hotel, around the corner to the cavernous, dark, and wet lobby of a building that had a Stalin-era feel combined with the telltale quality of recent Chinese architecture that makes buildings constructed in 2000 look fifty years old.
Abandoning her multimedia assemblages in the late '60s, Ms. Heilmann was increasingly drawn to painting, a medium that she felt combined the materiality of paint with the childlike wonder of making art.
The primary text is Harvard philosophy professor Michael Sandel's popular book Justice, which Hiniker felt combined the various philosophies into a readable, integrated format.
The company's PR man points out that the share price is up 70% since Loosemore's appointment in April 2011, but Pirc feels combining the roles of chairman and chief executive gives one individual too much control.
Vevo's revamped look-and-feel combined with these more powerful personalization features is a good first step at that.
Managing director Ishibashi Tomohiro says WNI decided to take this approach for its weather apps because even though people may be used to seeing forecasts for temperature, wind speed, humidity, atmospheric pressure or visibility, they don't necessarily understand how all these factors feel when combined.
Job applicants have clearly felt the combined effects of this anxiety and increased fiscal shrewdness.
Obioma, the heir to Chinua Achebe, is a good writer whose work has a deeply felt authenticity, combined with old-fashioned storytelling – gifts that might recommend this novel to a deadlocked jury.
But in 1891, Anna Dickinson — who from early adulthood felt the combined toll of demanding travel, recurring health problems, fending off adoring fans and overconsumption of alcohol — was forcibly committed to an asylum by her sister.
In the middle of snarling, rush-hour traffic -- and equally snarling drivers -- Buddy forces Dave to stop and join him in singing "I Feel Pretty," combining arrogance and flakiness in a way that "Analyze That," using the same song, could not.
