Sentence examples for feeling of things from inspiring English sources

(3) A feeling of things being simply businesslike.

"Take back control" was a perverse slogan that cleverly captured a feeling of things falling apart.

It's uneasiness about everything, the general feeling of things going very wrong".

He also said: "I love the feeling of things underneath, of things not spelled out.

The muted tones of his colour photographs add to the sense of transience, the feeling of things lost.

The motion immediately set off the building's fire alarms, whose piercing howls only heightened the feeling of things totally out of control.

By reacquainting myself to the feelings of things, I opened myself up to hurt.

Could I really be an effective leader sitting more with the feeling side of things?" But over time, as he tested his original assumptions, he discovered that increased empathy actually made him a more effective manager.

I was actually feeling lots of things: bad things, painful things.

But the explosion of "smart" items has left many consumers feeling Internet of Things fatigue, so exhibitors are under pressure to prove that their gizmos are truly solving a problem and adding value.

Mr. Pitt said that David Fincher's "Seven" (1995) was "the first film where I recognized the feeling of when things are clicking".