Sentence examples for feeling in which from inspiring English sources

Haag writes, "Maybe this century's culture is a culture of feeling in which the ideal citizen-feeler has the qualities of soulful transparency, audacious disclosure, and candor, and who knows the skills of whispered confession...."....

A specific scene encapsulates that suffocating feeling, in which Ray Velcoro, played by Colin Farrell, shoos away a group of kids playing in the dirty water being spit out by factories nearby.

As he sits at the Shabbat table half-listening to his mother's laments — "Who could help but surrender to that contralto richness of feeling in which everything she uttered was steeped?" — he thinks of his sister: "ravening to get her every chance he had, and even though her dating had made her off limits for several years now, he desired her nonetheless".

That unpleasantly disordered feeling, in which intense fatigue alternates with frustrating wakefulness, often laced with a smidgen of self-pity, is the animating engine that drives Ms. Washburn's quirky, weightless comedy, "The Internationalist," which opened last night at the Vineyard Theater.

It used to be the icecaps, the deserts, the volcanoes and glaciers that gave us a sense of how small and limited we were and elicited a feeling in which fear and respect coagulated into a strangely pleasing sense of humility, a feeling which the philosophers of the 18th century famously named the sublime.

But the choice facing English progressives is whether to bow the knee, and accept that the English people are part of the problem; or whether, bit by bit and by an imaginative effort, to promote a different better and richer national feeling in which the English people are part of the answer.

There's no reason, then, to worry if you have those feelings in which joy and sadness become intermingled.

The instinctual feelings in which I speak of, for me, come in the gentle form of traveling the world, writing about the beautiful process of our hearts and sharing in hopes of encouraging others.

Participants are helped to develop a "decentred" perspective on thoughts and feelings, in which these are viewed as passing events in the mind.

Some people find milk sits horribly when they're feeling anxious, in which case stick to toast.

Within a popular culture more focused on selling eroticism than feeling it, in which a fighter's stance seems more advisable than a lover's, Eminem's extremism comes too close for comfort.