Sentence examples for feeling with which from inspiring English sources

It's surely a feeling with which Redgrave would have sympathised.

Today's good news aside, it's a feeling with which American workers are very familiar.

It was the same leaden feeling with which I woke on mornings after John and I had fought.

But the respect and fellow feeling with which Graebner and Ashe speak of one another ring in the space cleared by such extremity of contrast.

That relaxed satisfaction is the exact feeling with which Joel Meyerowitz imbues each photo in his latest collection, "Legacy: The Preservation of Wilderness in New York City Parks".

I suspect I overlooked the depth of feeling with which Larson wrapped a generation of young, ambitious and threatened characters in a musical embrace.

The thoughts and feelings with which the audience arrive are half the story...

In the absence of feelings with which to identify, readers can remain unengaged.

The feelings with which Visconti imbues "Senso" are not solely his own or those of his characters; they belong to Italian history.

Among the many thoughts and feelings with which the wonderful events of the last days fill us all a deep sense of awe must predominate in reflecting minds.

"Emotions," a wall relief of facial expressions, uses artificial coloration to camouflage differences and emphasize the feelings with which everyone can identify.