Sentence examples for form a feeling from inspiring English sources

It is impossible not to form a feeling, or a whole raft of feelings, about an author.

It represents both a form and a feeling.

It represents both a form and a feeling.

MT could contribute to form a faint feeling of motion, as in motion imagery [57], [58], [60], perhaps reinforced by multiple connections with earlier striate and extrastriate areas (especially human V3A, whose response to motion is remarkable [61]), or by the recruitment of other cortical circuits [13], [30], [62].

There is none lower in fi than Merrill Garbus, but lo-fi is perfect for the music she makes, lending her perfectly formed miniatures a feeling of immediacy, as if they were melodies that had always existed, rather than ones she wrote and recorded.

The many blessings in my life formed into a feeling of invincibility; I felt impervious to misfortune.

He wrote much in ballad form out of a feeling of solidarity with the oppressed.

In wartime, moral awareness inevitably emerges in the form of patriotism, a feeling of being united against a common foe.

That sense of other could be to do with gender, or intellectualism, or wanting to experiment with form, or simply a feeling of Europeanism.

"Deep in the Shed" (1990) is a suite that experiments with the blues both as a compositional form and as a feeling.

Samples were made and pored over in order to create not just form but also a feeling… a mood through the use of colour.