Sentence examples for feeling of resolution from inspiring English sources

"You never get a feeling of resolution".

When, at the end, Adriana rests her head on her son's shoulder, and simple intervals sound in the orchestra (notably the elemental open fifth, as in Grisey's masterpiece "Transitoires"), the feeling of resolution is immense.

But Alexander's conversation and his columns shared a delightful pleasure in the ridiculous, combined with a hardheaded idea of what constituted news — and they both seemed to meander along the border of the absurd, while always rewarding the reader, or listener, with a feeling of resolution.

Your paper's Discussion section must provide a feeling of resolution to the conflict created by your results, in much the same way as a work of fiction ties up loose ends and provides a feeling of resolution.

But, as Death Bear closed the door behind him, there was an unmistakable feeling of resolution.

While the identification of her husband's murderer was something Dragana said she had been wishing for, that doesn't equate to a feeling of resolution or increased peace of mind.

At ground zero, the Juilliard String Quartet chose the Adagio from Mozart's "Hunt" Quartet, in part for what the group's first violinist, Joel Smirnoff, described as the piece's portrayal of spirituality and emotion as well as for the consoling and compassionate quality of some of Mozart's phrases, and for the feelings of resolution and hope at the end.

The most depressing aspect is the feeling of hopelessness that a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can be reached.

A potential problem for a mythology-rich series is a lack of resolution or the feeling that the creators do not know where they are going.

I do not remember what I was thinking as I did this: a sense of resolution, perhaps, a dogged feeling that I just had to keep going.

Feelings of distress around birth experiences left mothers feeling that they could not move on without some kind of resolution of the birth.