Sentence examples for feeling stands from inspiring English sources

While the pairing certainly has its peculiarities — Lévi-Strauss says that Brünnhilde is a "supermother" to Siegfried, having protected him since birth — its depth of feeling stands in contrast to the calculated marriage contracts of "Götterdämmerung," in which Brünnhilde becomes an object of exchange.

"The community feeling stood out for me the most, especially during our kitchen shifts.

He made it a principle never to let other people's feelings stand in his way.

These sequences offer a set of impressions of turbulence or chaos from which details and feelings stand out, but without regard to what is considered a cardinal virtue: the coherent representation of the field of action.

I'm not advocating that buyers pay more than the market requires, nor encouraging home sellers to let their feelings stand in the way of a business deal.

In the other is Midori, who inspires in Toru a feeling that "stands and walks on its own, living and breathing and throbbing and shaking me to the roots of my being".

"It's a better feeling to stand here with 2 points," Lundqvist said.

"It's a great feeling to stand there and look around you at all the other competitors and think that you, from a small country like the Isle of Man, can beat most of them".

"The allegations that have come out are probably the result of pressure they are feeling to stand in solidarity with the industry". .

"It's an amazing feeling to stand here right now and see the world we created for the film actually come to life".

… But in the past, this director has also shown a knack for intimacy and intensity, for moments of feeling that stand out amid the fight-and-flight adrenaline rushes".