Sentence examples for feeling emerged from inspiring English sources

That serene feeling emerged from conditions that were anything but.

The ill feeling emerged four weeks ago after Mr. Giscard Estaing revealed that he was a candidate for one of three vacancies in the academy.

A desire to recapture that feeling emerged during community meetings held in 2011 and 2012 to gather suggestions about the third section, which runs west from 30th Street and 10th Avenue to 12th Avenue and then continues north to 34th Street.

Nevertheless, One More Time With Feeling emerged as one of the most compelling, acclaimed documentaries of recent years; a film that is, in its depiction of loss and grief, simultaneously visually sumptuous and almost unbearably stark.

There are early signs of trouble between them, but it isn't until one night, when their anger escapes like poison gas, polluting the air and making them reckless, that the violence of their feeling emerges.

"There is a strong feeling emerging that new galleries and refurbishment should not have to assume the same established levels for climate and humidity," said Stephen Deuchar, director of the Art Fund and former director of Tate Britain.

Something like real feeling emerges only in his letters here to Townend, an old school chum whose efforts as a writer Wodehouse secretly subsidized for years, and to Ethel's daughter, Leonora ("Snorky," Wodehouse called her), who became both a favorite and a literary confidante.