Sentence examples for feeling developed from inspiring English sources

In discussions after Mr. Kelley's death with the trustees of his estate and with the museum, a strong feeling developed "that it was the right thing to do to go ahead with this," Mr. Lingwood added, "as a kind of memorial, or actually more of a living legacy to him".

A few decades ago a general feeling developed that the discipline of chemical engineering was reaching maturity.

In some women this feeling develops into fear of childbirth (FOC) which might have many negative consequences [ 2].

But the next year was the attack on the World Trade Center, and then these bad feelings developed and it did bother us.

And as late as the early 18th century similar musico-rhetorical considerations led to Affektenlehre, the theory of musical affects (emotions, feelings), developed primarily in Germany.

That doesn't mean that we're entitled to say, because those feelings developed during the course of a proceeding, we're going to run off our mouths in a pejorative way, because there is an appearance problem.

That doesn't mean that we're entitled to say, because those feelings developed during the course of a proceedings, we're going to run off our mouths in a pejorative way, because there is an appearance problem.

The current owners supplied a picture they found tucked away in the attic, which evidently depicts the sisters before hard feelings developed: two 1920s flapper girls, smiling brightly and kicking up their heels.

On my side feelings developed gradually over the next two years.

It's about the spaces you create around the work and the positive, creative feelings developed in those spaces.

Later these feelings developed into a belief in the benefits of becoming aware.