Sentence examples for fundamental feeling from inspiring English sources

Amplitude is the fundamental feeling "Notes From the Air" conveys.

My most fundamental feeling is of non-importance". It is only in England she is pilloried.

By deconstructing the ways in which simultaneous inputs from across the senses are combined by the brain, scientists can begin to understand what goes into creating the elusive yet fundamental feeling of being a body in the world.

But the intuitions about fairness are politically powerful, and the idea that you can change the rules of the game so late in the game violates some fundamental feeling on the subject.

Seeing the world in its entirety, inexorably, becoming familiar with every part of its surface and where and how we live, seeing everyone and everywhere, makes for a fundamental feeling of shared humanity.

Reaction to perceived feelings constitutes vital instinct (relative to the fundamental feeling) and sensuous instinct (relative to the adventitious sensations).

Neither is it an excuse for old fundamental feelings to come to the fore.

B1 A Distaste for Disorder New York City's decision to deny Republican National Convention protesters a permit for the Great Lawn in Central Park, and move them instead to the West Side Highway, is a clear illustration of the Bloomberg administration's fundamental feelings about civil protest.

Einstein responded, "We want to know whether our music is a conventional or fundamental human feeling, whether to feel consonance and dissonance is natural or is it a convention which we accept".

Obviously good health and exercise are fundamental to feeling great.

"My sense of the feeling at the NHS in general is a fundamental belief that you can't do anything..