Sentence examples for feeling accentuated from inspiring English sources

Some staff have found the uncertainty surrounding the transfer unsettling, a feeling accentuated by the suggestions from NHS Gloucestershire that any decision to repeal the proposed transfer would lead to an open tender and the prospect of the very thing campaigners oppose, a possibility that the services will be snapped up by the private sector.

The Hallmark feeling is accentuated by the presence in the lead of Kellie Martin, who made 11 "Mystery Woman" pictures for that channel in recent years.

His art conveys this feeling by accentuating the "thingness" – to use Heidegger's term – of letters, words and texts.

A feeling that was accentuated with each passing kilometre.

Mr Gerhardt accentuated that feeling.

She also accentuated the feeling of open space by using glass along the wall of the billiard balcony and for the underwater window in the indoor pool, both of which overlook the main living space.

The Feast of San Gennaro was going on that night, and all that fairground noise outside — the firecrackers and the hawkers and the venders — only accentuated the feeling of unreality which that night with Rene had for me".

Something else I've noticed about being in the midst of a crux moment is my feelings of disconnection are accentuated because typically, those closest to me, aren't sure how to react to me as I get used to trying on this new skin.

This document lists commonly used methods of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, including humiliation such as verbal abuse, deprivation of normal sensory stimuli such as light and sound, threats of death, poor conditions of detention including lack of food or water, accentuating feelings of helplessness and exposure to ambiguous situations or contradictory messages.

If they have gone through a divorce, break-up or a loss, the holidays accentuate feelings of loneliness.

My husband opened a bottle of champagne and that made everything better but that feeling has since come back and more accentuated.