Sentence examples for how much feeling from inspiring English sources

It's not clear how much feeling Ms. McNenny's Patricia still has for Jonathan.

They're useful examples of how much feeling and humor can be packed into this compressed form.

He playfully jabs a finger near the stump of his friend's arm: "How much feeling you got left in this thing, anyway?

"She has a good understanding of how show business impinges on the verities of jazz," the critic Whitney Balliett once wrote, and his observation, however true, probably underestimated how much feeling she had for show business, and especially for the ways it could be harnessed for her artists' benefit.

"It shows how much feeling there is on both sides of the Atlantic and we can only reciprocate by doing the same for the book over here," she said, pledging to encourage all the group's supporters to turn out again for the Bush book, "especially as he's justified torture on the grounds it kept London safe".

A kind of beauty exists in just how much feeling Barker manages to extract from you.

This, too, is situational morality--just consider how much feelings fluctuate among adolescents.

Since you guys barely ever see each other and your seeing a different person quite a bit, they may find that it's best to stay "close friends" If you don't want to sacrifice their feelings after they bring breaking up into the picture, tell them that you still have some(or how much feelings you actually have) feelings and tell them that you would still like to keep in touch.

Stasov wrote, "May God grant that [the audience retains] for ever a memory of how much poetry, feeling, talent and ability is possessed by the small but already mighty handful [moguchaya kuchka] of Russian musicians".

"They should examine how much their feelings get in the way of the process," Dr. Kiev said recently.

Afterward, he was scared he would soon lose her and also scared at how much his feelings for her had intensified.