Sentence examples for feeling provoked from inspiring English sources

The genesis of these demonstrations has been the feeling provoked by the recent passing of the bill increasing the term of compulsory military service from two to three years.

It has been a dark cloud hovering over the England squad for the past month, with many players clearly uncertain as to how much the bad feeling provoked by Terry's alleged actions would cause problems.

The sacredness comes in the feeling provoked in the heart at the time of its creation".

But more broadly, ASMR posts generally seek to trigger an autonomous sensory meridian response a tingly feeling provoked by certain noises and sensory inputs.

A number of the mothers who have written recently of their conflicted feelings provoked reactions that made them feel they had touched a high-voltage wire.

They know that the divisions and ill feelings provoked by the Iraq war remain.

Like Mr Auslander, but more subtle, he captures the mess of feelings provoked by accounts of the Holocaust: the way these stories are often too big and unwieldy to manage; too tragic or melodramatic to comprehend.

And Andrew said, 'Oh, we stopped laughing at that a year ago.' You become inured to the feelings provoked by your movie, a few years in, and you have to rely on memory and confidence".

We can never recover the feelings provoked by its first staging (which in any case, if modern audiences are anything to go by, are likely to have been multifarious and contradictory).

Away from the high feelings provoked by women bishops and same-sex marriage, even in urban communities sometimes described as synonymous with hell on earth, the Church of England achieves a surprising degree of local traction.

Cleary was an early pioneer of emotional realism in children's writing, respecting young readers enough to write about the feelings provoked by the joys and embarrassments of the world as it was, for children and their allies, animals.