Sentence examples for felt ideal from inspiring English sources

The familiar Adagio sostenuto opening of the Sonata No. 14 ("Moonlight") felt ideal, neither self-consciously neutral nor overemphatic and mawkish.

It is teleological - governed by a dimly understood but acutely felt Ideal, or a final cause.

Lawrence's attention to visual detail was painstaking to say the least (a rumour persists that he sacked a drummer for having curly hair), which makes Felt ideal candidates for this kind of sumptuous treatment.

Nevertheless, their aim of honest expression of deeply felt ideals had an important influence on subsequent movements, particularly the English Pre-Raphaelites of the mid-19th century.

Trudeau undoubtedly shares many of his father's most deeply felt ideals, and his rhetoric has been marked by principled stands that have at times seemed strategically ill-advised.

The setup feels ideal for weeknight lounging and weekend hosting.

Mercer had asked her to sing "Moonlight in Vermont," which he had just heard and felt was ideal for her voice.

I enjoyed the personal and friendly nature of the relationship; she quickly understood my tastes and selected colours and styles which I felt were ideal and introduced me to new ideas, colours and styles which I have subsequently tried out.

It felt an ideal fit," he said.

Appearing on a BBC radio show in April 2011, O'Brien explained that Radiohead felt the ideal album was around 40 minutes long, and cited Marvin Gaye's What's Going On (1971) as a classic record shorter than The King of Limbs.

Each case took between 15 20 minutes to complete, and 10 of 11 residents felt the ideal number of COCOS cases to complete in a one-month rotation was between 4 6.