Sentence examples for feeling ideal from inspiring English sources

Deeper shades, like chocolate brown or burgundy, create a warm, "cozy" feeling ideal for the cooling weather.

The Jungian analyst Robert Johnson suggested that romantic love isn't actually love at all as otherwise understood "but a complex of attitudes about love – involuntary feelings, ideals, and reactions".

"Personally, I'd like to see a shift away from the idea of ownership altogether, but that's just my personal feeling – my ideal would be socially rented housing, co-operatively managed by the residents..

He was not good at concealing his feelings, hardly ideal for a man in his position".

Mr. Muccino and his cast don't quite find the balance between poking fun at Silvio and his friends and honoring their feelings and ideals.

One of the fundamental expressions of social life of the ancient Greeks was the symposium that intended to strengthen the most refine feelings and ideals among the people as it is the friendship and partnership.

Individuals exhibiting increased BMI z-scores between 4 and 23 years of age exhibited a lower probability of feeling thinner than ideal and nearly fourfold greater dissatisfaction due to feeling fatter than ideal.

These features taken together give the Old Course the simultaneous feeling of Platonic ideal and experiment gone awry.

Graceful and delicate, they capture the fresh feeling of those ideal sunny days of May, when the temperature has warmed enough to coax out flowers, but is not yet oppressive.

The world they were associated with suggested an ideal feeling of everything coming together with no borders.

Taking antihistamines like Benadryl or Dramamine can prevent or alleviate symptoms but often leave you feeling drowsy -- not ideal if you're trying to read.