Sentence examples for feeling of bringing from inspiring English sources

"You know the feeling of bringing your first baby home from the hospital?

"We are trying to create the feeling of bringing the audience into the play," she said.

When Jean Paul Gaultier sent out a brick-patterned suit, it had a cinematic feeling of bringing to life a foggy London, cloaked in mystery.

It's more lightweight — it exists within Messenger — but it's trying to emulate that same feeling of bringing players together to accomplish joint tasks.

Controlling Ezio around Florence and Venice, slicing the throats of those who deserved it and clambering up the sides of famous buildings, brought back that feeling of bringing a fresh Mitre Delta football back from Argos.

I felt as though something had literally left my body and I was left with a feeling of "BRING IT ON!" like I could accomplish or tackle anything.

This process of simply feeling my feelings brought forward parts of me that I had hidden away and thought were gone.

"This was the most unsightly junkyard you've ever seen," said Rita Walters, the city councilwoman who championed the idea of bringing the feeling of the city's distant mountains and canyons to her flat, tree-starved neighborhood.

When he visited Nigel Nicolson, an heir to the Bloomsbury legacy, at Sissinghurst Castle in England, Mr. Ball acknowledges all too reasonably, "I had the feeling of having brought a trivial matter to the attention of an impressive man".

They concluded that the famously "Type A" president, already tired from overwork, most likely suffered from "lipothymia" — a feeling of faintness brought on by the effort of exercising in the heat.

In both cases, the feeling of love brought them back to the present.