Sentence examples for felt viewing from inspiring English sources

What particularly impressed her, she said, was the way Mr. Herzog evoked a feeling similar to the one she imagines "the painters themselves, and their audience, whoever they were," must have felt viewing the paintings by flickering torchlight, which gives the animals portrayed the appearance of both depth and movement.

Or, how Carole King (who refused to see "Beautiful" for months) must have felt viewing her life, reflected back from a Broadway stage.

Two weeks later, I remember a clicking, twitching, tethered robot collapsed on the floor of a hotel room, and wonder, would it be possible to convey the sensation I felt viewing that piece through painting?

I felt viewed more as a Richie.

"The bond that people have with their pets is increasing exponentially, the closeness they feel, viewing them as family members," said Dr. Thomas Carpenter, president of the American Animal Hospital Association.

At Northwestern, Asian-American students tell me that they feel ashamed of their identity — that they feel viewed as a faceless bunch of geeks and virtuosos.

It hurts to feel viewed as second rate and she wonders if her family will be viewed that way once their child comes home.

He also has deeply felt views, especially about religion and social issues.

Still, there are signs that a generation once known for its deeply felt views may be taking out its checkbook, however belatedly.

"All of our loudly articulated and strongly felt views have not resulted in an end to commercial and lethal scientific whaling...

It is unknowable how hard Mr. Lieberman would have pushed his deeply felt views about the menace Saddam Hussein posed had he served under a president averse to war with Iraq.