Sentence examples for feeling of place from inspiring English sources

He influenced two centuries of Sienese art – rich in narrative subtlety, delicate human interaction and intimate feeling of place.

"The first one I saw, I had such a déjà vu feeling of place and time," he said.

To get the street names right, to infuse the work with a feeling of place, "it's necessary," she says, "for me to be there".

Tomorrow begins the hard work of provisioning the boat, but for the moment, I can enjoy the sense of arrival and think that this feeling of place might be shared by the dolphins that have made these islands their home.

It's a feeling of place in the ecosystem of our neighborhoods -- the same feeling that was generated in me that evening running into folks I knew as a cast my vote.

Offices have adopted a similar feeling of place-less-ness; step inside the militantly air conditioned, outdatedly futuristic, white-walled spaces and you could be anywhere with WiFi. .

A Hilton in Dallas is the same as a Hilton in New York is the same as a Hilton in France". Offices have adopted a similar feeling of place-less-ness; step inside the militantly air conditioned, outdatedly futuristic, white-walled spaces and you could be anywhere with WiFi.

The findings illustrated that climate change is negatively affecting feelings of place attachment by disrupting hunting, fishing, foraging, trapping, and traveling, and changing local landscapes changes which subsequently impact physical, mental, and emotional health and well-being.

The human aspects of the landscape, including wind turbines and the Nairobi skyline, interact with the natural elements and the visitors' own experiences to create a distinct genius loci and evokes feelings of place attachment.

Women more frequently mentioned spiritual; participants in their 20s or 50s identified aspects of physical health; being alone brought out feelings of place attachment.

After all, I was used to feeling out-of-place, perhaps due to many years as a foreigner in Japan.