Sentence examples for feel to create from inspiring English sources

How did it feel to create that picture in your head?

But in Monet's time branding was something that grew, almost organically, out of the artist's work; these days it is something that gets imposed from outside almost before there is any work.Talk today to art-school graduates and at some point the conversation will turn to the pressure they feel to create a brand.

I left out the bit with the woman chopping potatoes with her shoes and the closeups of some rubber thing emerging from Barney's anus, but apart from just being dazzled by the strangeness there is, again, the conditioning we feel to create our own narrative in our head.

The desire politicians feel to create monuments associated with their names has been in the DNA of politicos since the pharaohs of Egypt built the Pyramids of Giza.

I imagine if I were this teacher, listening to Jim and Sandra, the responsibility I would feel to create a home away from home for Kurt.

Bowl Weevil will  take advantage of the building's nostalgic feel to create a truly unique atmosphere, attracting after-school kids looking for entertainment and a snack, families with young children seeking inexpensive entertainment, seniors looking for fun activities, and local bowlers seeking league competition in their own neighborhoods.

It has been felt to create awareness regarding these issues and is the need of the hour.

Young visitors will use fabric, yarn and felt to create their designs, taking inspiration from African-American quilts.

Barrett left the band in 1968 due to mental illness, which was likely exacerbated by his use of LSD and the intense pressure he felt to create hits.

One wonders how it felt to create a character that loathsome, given the amount of empathy an actor must feel for any role he is playing.

Mr. Khan said he was surprised to learn the degree of pressure his parents felt to create an entirely new life for their family.