Sentence examples similar to feeling of momentousness from inspiring English sources
"Frost/Nixon" offers considerable insight into the Nixon mystery, without solving it; the movie is fully absorbing and even, when Nixon falls into a drunken, resentful rage, exciting, but I can't escape the feeling that it carries about it an aura of momentousness that isn't warranted by the events.
In Robyn, because she's a child, this recognition of momentousness can come only through metaphor: she feels her own abandonment of her lost children, her little dolls.
The city was festooned with Palestinian flags, adding to the sense of momentousness.
This air of momentousness pervades every deed in Schamus's film.
The movie has an air of momentousness, yet most of it is conventional, though well-directed, pop mayhem.
Thus, no matter how chaotic the scene, Luwana's first task is to create an aura of momentousness around the new baby.
A sense of momentousness envelops this final debate, because the stakes and expectations are equally high for both participants.
"The feeling of inexhaustibility.
No feeling of obligation.
