Sentence examples for flame of feeling from inspiring English sources
If they embraced Hoffman with ardor, it was in part because he looked so uncool, and so unbeautiful, and because he so obviously hailed from the same tribe as they did, and because there was a kind of beauty, after all, in the flame of feeling that got stoked inside that sweaty heft and pallor.
The flame had begun to flicker; after years of feeling intensely connected to her work, her enthusiasm was flagging.
No one was hurt, which meant we could watch the bright flames without feeling guilty.
I say "embers" because the flame of love — the feelings that prompt people to forget all their troubles and fly down the street with wings on their feet — does not last very long, and cannot if lovers are ever to get anything done.
They reversed themselves Wednesday only after feeling the full flame of outrage from the public and New Jersey officials demanding to know why an ambitious sports program, financed by taxpayers, sought to protect Coach Rice in his reprehensible behavior, and at a salary announced at $650,000 a year when he was hired in 2010.
You cannot spend years stoking the flames of anti-immigrant feeling and then complain when they set you alight.
After 1918 post-World War I dislocation, strikes, and sporadic unemployment fed the flames of anti-Asian feeling, which had always been strong in Vancouver.
Her concern is with the flame that won't go out, the making of laughter out of nothing, the rhythm, the intensity of feeling that transcends it all.
Turning onto the dark main road, he sped up, outrunning the weak headlight, obstacles appearing faster than he could react, feeling as if he were racing forward in the flame of a moving lantern.
She said the cover "provokes the emotions of Muslims and hurts their feelings around the world, and could fan the flame of a vicious circle of extremism".
