Sentence examples for feeling setting from inspiring English sources

The shattering energies of Romantic music, especially the work of Beethoven and Wagner, prompted writers to seek new realms of feeling, setting the stage for modernism.

Pelfrey said that the uncomfortable feeling set in without warning, and that it had not bothered him since a start last season in Florida.

Yesterday, those tuning in might have selected a feature on what to do if "that sickly feeling" sets in as they are about to board a train (the advice: don't get on).

If that realisation can dawn on people that we are paying too much for insurance you will get, eventually, that same sort of feeling set in. "Systems like ours are just not sustainable – they're not stable".

This would have spooked me before but my loving feeling set in "I deserve more and all will work out just fine".

"If you walk into a school on the first day and you're already feeling that stereotypes are embedded in the culture and the cheers and all that, that kid is feeling set apart and different".

After Katie was born and during those blissful couple of days while we were in the hospital -- before that "What have I done?" feeling set in -- Darrell brought me a microcassette recorder, because it would be a few years before people stored memories in their iPhones.

Nevertheless, amelioration of pain and improvement of personal subjective feeling set in soon after the start of TNF neutralization, long before inflammation decline becomes identifiable using common clinical tests.

More complicated feelings set in as Casey gets to Saskatoon's "more fundamental challenge": racial divisions and the marginalization of Aboriginal communities.

The researchers found that when overwhelming feelings set in, the subtle cues that convey emotion are lost, and facial expressions tend to blur.

The American stance toward the region's problems has been complicated by bad feelings set off by comments made on Sunday by Mr. O'Neill.