Sentence examples for feeling of action from inspiring English sources

The predominantly handheld camera work, with cinematography by Matthew Libatique, both maintains the sense of energy and, with the frame darting between characters, helps to parse the overlapping talk into the feeling of action.

Schoenberg himself was a painter, and part of the wonder of "A Survivor from Warsaw" is the uncanny feeling of action painting that this and certain other late Schoenberg pieces (like the String Trio) have — as if the work, for all the complex preparation that went into it, were being created, fa presto, right in front of you.

And while you may love the feeling of "action" during your day, your brain is struggling to keep up with all this cognitive change.

Hands create a feeling of action.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Scenario 4: Poor feelings of action prediction effects of a schizophrenic patient.

While in most of Shakespeare's plays there's a feeling of inevitability every action seems to have the next action inside it, like an endlessly refracting mirror—I remember feeling, each time, that the play was like a beetle scuttling on a slippery floor: it could skitter, in an instant, in any direction.

Thus, the brain correlates of subjective feeling of free action were not directly related to any established brain correlates of objectively-defined free action.

There is a feeling of dreamlike action, but the pictures seem overly caught up in technical processes (Johnson).

These studies have associated medio-frontal and lateral parietal areas to the feeling of intended action, but not the postcentral area that we report here.

Many participants pointed out that a feeling of taking action and a need for feedback from an expert therapist, who in our study was a psychologist, was of great importance.

OCD-patients are continuously monitoring their behaviour but still remain with the feeling of erroneous actions and states [60].