Sentence examples for giving a feeling from inspiring English sources

There are trees all around, giving a feeling of seclusion – almost privacy – except for one side, where a large gap unveils the most glorious view of the Weald.

The mini collection is shown, like so many of the other clothes, on mannequins wearing flat shoes, giving a feeling of freedom and energy even to evening gowns.

/ Giving a feeling of comfort, warmth and relaxation; intimate, as in, 'I can't bear to go to the Monkey Bar again.

It is hard to imagine any other actor imbuing the character with the same seductive effervescence — or giving a feeling of perpetual motion to a 90-minute monologue without even standing up.

Among its side-effects, triamcinolone is anecdotally reported to quickly and significantly reduce body fat mass, to affect the nervous system by giving a feeling of euphoria and to lessen muscle pain.

They invited a diverse group of speakers, including a nun and a Moroccan immigrant, and they chose music that was hip enough for teen-agers but nostalgic enough for their mothers — "everything from Aretha Franklin to Florence and the Machine, everything giving a feeling of what we are," Francesca said.

"But it must give a feeling of peace.

I think this gives a feeling of helplessness".

I wanted to give a feeling of sexuality.

It gives a feeling that masterpieces are being put under the guillotine by the screen.

The massage gives a feeling of well-being, which can help speed recovery times between competitions.