Sentence examples similar to indefinable emotion from inspiring English sources
Whether this is some kind of stream-of-consciousness attempt to express indefinable emotions he felt during the "horribleness" that preceded the album's making, or just a concerted effort to try to stop people interpreting his lyrics is an interesting point, although you have to say that if it's the latter, it's probably doomed to failure.
He dispensed with the fashionable trappings of naturalist drama, both by placing his protagonists in quasi-medieval or legendary settings, and by focusing on what he believed to be the essentially indefinable nature of human emotion.
That sixth sense pets have with our moods and emotions is indefinable but there.
But the emotion they felt was indefinable.
As the British art historian Cecil Gould has written, "An indefinable mixture of admiration, envy and resentment of Correggio's greatness was to be perhaps the chief emotion of Parmigianino's life".
"Conscience" is indefinable.
"It had something indefinable.
Everything else was firmly indefinable.
Intangible, indefinable, potent beyond imagining.
