At family events, I still find myself thinking: I wish he could be here - though not, 38 years on, with the same tearfulness that I felt for... well, the first 20 years.' · Rothko is at Tate Modern 26 Sep-1 Feb 2009.
I sensed people who had known me for a long time, they all felt for me as well - in a good way.
This moving poster was suggestive of how much he felt for Bacon, as well as for that little painting.
She also came to understand the intense loyalty and admiration King's fellow soldiers felt for him, as well as the suffering inflicted on Iraqis.
She instinctively knows how to respond to the needs of her children, how she feels for their well being even when they are not physically present.
Afterwards, they were asked to report how much sexual desire they felt for their partner, as well as how interested they were in doing something nice for them.
In our study, satisfactory partnerships were associated with the respect that cooperating physicians felt for their partners as well as the clear distribution of roles and responsibilities.
I felt, for reasons which may well be open to question, that no purpose would be served by excluding the Member concerned immediately.
In one of her Times columns she described pubs, with the trembling sense of awe most people feel for holy wells and churches, as "numinous spaces".
The informal caregivers express the responsibility they feel for the well-being of their older relative in a variety of ways and most prominently in the way they devote time and energy to making sure that their loved ones receive appropriate formal services.
Peckinpah portrays superbly well the suspicion that the Cornish villagers feel for outsiders as well as their contempt for someone as feeble as they perceive Hoffman's American academic to be.
