Sentence examples for felt ideas from inspiring English sources

Van Gogh's unique, tough beauty lies in his distillation in every brushstroke of the most deeply felt ideas about God, society and the individual.

Nevertheless, the deeper, more searching elements of the writing ensured McCabe's characteristic balance, where instinctively felt ideas are worked through with precision.

Working as an artist has brought me into contact with a wealth of outlooks on the world and introduced me to a vast range of truly differing perceptions, felt ideas, and knowledge.

"But I'll come if I feel ideas will be raised and discussed".

Personally I love ideas as much as objects, not that I can separate them: I feel ideas are as sensuous as things.

They felt like ideas of what women are.

Besides, I feel your ideas and my ideas are going to become more and more unimportant.

The idea list would grow daily and employees would vote when they felt an idea had merit.

Years later he admitted that many felt his idea was "a dream and a chimera".

I felt my idea would disappear, so I turned it into a novel.

He said he also felt the idea was "an American thing to do".