Sentence examples for feeling suggested from inspiring English sources

The most vividly rendered feeling, suggested by the film's title, is desire: for human blood, for sexual release and also for something purer and more soothing.

This feeling suggested two people who stay together, although it will be fatal, and they don't know why".

And Trump, whose weekend rallies kept up the raucous feeling, suggested he might pay the legal fees for one of his supporters who is charged with assaulting a protester.

For each child we recorded a list of clinical features at point of care, including the doctors' overall "clinical impression" of severity and whether their "gut feeling" suggested that the child had something more serious.

As all those phrases like "gut wrenching" and "gut feeling" suggest, there is indeed an intimate link between the brain and the gut.

I never get as far as that dark colour (which I can't help feeling suggests an unpleasant burnt flavour of the kind that, however authentic, I can't ever quite warm to) but, with something vaguely approaching toffeeish in the bag, and the hob threatened again, I stick the pan, without pastry, into the oven for 15 minutes.

Most people familiar with managing negative emotions say doing the opposite of what the feeling suggests is wisest: Anger says "fight" and being nice is doing the opposite.

Releasing people who can who can create these feelings suggests that he was right all along: Yemeni politics is confusing, chaotic, frightening and best left to those used to handling it.

He is an engaging presence onscreen, with an affable sense of humor, but, too often, "San Andreas" flattens him like a human high-rise; the look on Ray's face as he wrestles with his feelings suggests that he is trying to recall a foreign phone number.

Such strong feelings suggest that a prolonged pre-diagnostic period is stressful and traumatic and may produce serious repercussions on the mental health of the patients involved, for instance in the form of post-traumatic stress symptoms.

While he was rigorous in his approach, he hated the term "minimalism", feeling it suggested exclusion or a reduction of potential.