With my life turned upside-down--the scrutinizer become the scrutinized--buffeted by suspicion and accusation, I turned away, feeling that any revisiting of the fundraiser story would be tainted by questioning of my motives in doing so.
Willis would not choose to change the current practices at the Berlin Philharmonic, feeling that any slackening of intensity could risk compromising musical quality.
It is the feeling that any one of us can have on seeing someone we knew intimately 20 years ago: a realisation that they look old, and then, a millisecond later, the realisation that they must be thinking the same about us, and that therefore we are old too.
And given my progressive politics, idealism, and general anti-establishment bias, I had the distinct feeling that, had any of these reporters actually met me, they might have been sorely disappointed by their choice of candidate; perhaps the way the Republicans had felt about Mitt Romney.
Of her feeling that any man who proposed marriage was therefore undeserving of her: "I tried to believe it was something more rational, but it wasn't".
His negative re-election campaign had poisoned the well of good feeling that any governor needs to keep refreshed.
Part of the reason for this contained fury is the fact that I couldn't ascribe that feeling to any of the five backroom toilers who figure in the movie itself — Joy (voiced by Amy Poehler), Sadness (Phyllis Smith), Anger (Lewis Black), Fear (Bill Hader), or Disgust (Mindy Kaling).
Part of the reason for this contained fury is the fact that I couldn't ascribe that feeling to any of the five backroom toilers who figure in the movie itself Joy (voiced by Amy Poehler), Sadness (Phyllis Smith), Anger (Lewis Black), Fear (Bill Hader), or Disgust (Mindy Kaling).
Now take Annihilation for instance, a film that hit me without feeling like any of that tired "E.T. come home" shit the feeling of the truly different.
