Sentence examples for feeling built from inspiring English sources

He plays hard, and the set's loud, heavy-footed feeling built upward from him.

The feeling built throughout a cool, anxious day at Wrigley Field.

The final pair of row houses, 184-186, are trim little brick buildings with a later Victorian feeling, built in 1876.

And in Kentwood, the hurt feelings built up.

If Clemens and Andy Pettitte -- the latter will start Game 2 on Wednesday -- throw well and the Yankees win, all the bad feelings built up in the late season will go away.

The boos for the United States, and cheers for Mr. Conrad, appeared to reflect widespread feelings, built over seven years, that the Bush administration had stalled progress in curbing greenhouse gases even as it claimed to be leading the effort.

Their interactions reflect a pattern: Whatever hostilities or hard feelings built up, the two have been there for each other in their times of political need, publicly when it suited them, but more often in less obvious fashion.

And rather than let bad feelings build up between us, I decided to make a clean break while the memories were still good.

According to a widely accepted model, intimacy begins when one person expresses revealing feelings, builds when the listener responds with support and empathy and is achieved when the discloser hears these things and feels understood, validated and cared for.

The reviewer cites cheap-feeling build quality, awkward track pad and mouse buttons, and frustrating operating system navigation as the main dings against the device.

It would be about how, in those situations, time dissolves and feelings build up.