Sentence examples for influx of feeling from inspiring English sources

With the line "If I should die before you," there was an abrupt influx of feeling, in the Callas manner.

And contrary to popular belief it's not because I spend my life answering emails - it's more because I've learned how to handle the massive influx of data without feeling the need to fix it all.

In New York, Peter Rainer observed, "Although I like it more than some of his other dreamtime freakfests, it's still a pretty moribund ride Lynch needs to renew himself with an influx of the deep feeling he has for people, for outcasts, and lay off the cretins and hobgoblins and zombies for a while".

Summer resort communities have a challenge when it comes to maintaining a vibrant town: how to retain their local character when the population surges with an influx of visitors, then avoid feeling like a ghost town when those part-time residents head home.

That could be how some residents of the state's Harper County are feeling as an influx of workers following an oil drilling boom has caused rent prices to skyrocket, CNNMoney reports.

While there's not a huge après scene there now (most skiers prefer hot chocolate after a day on the slopes), we have a feeling that the influx of skiers from around the world might change the après scene in the next few years.

This influx of dopamine into our bodies creates a warm feeling often referred to as a helpers high.

So it's possible central government might end up feeling public pressure to enable regulators to better manage the influx of tech-enabled PHVs in future.

And the influx of working-class kids means I can now support the England rugby union team without feeling my class identity besmirched.

It wasn't the sudden influx of calories alone that gave me pause, but a visceral and undeniable feeling that I was engaging in something like self-harm.

The influx of strong Russian players in America in the last two decades has prompted hard feelings on the part of the local grandmasters.