Sentence examples for it creates a feeling of from inspiring English sources

"When nicotine leaves the body," he goes on evenly, "it creates a feeling of loss and anxiety.

And this sequence is something very special because, well, it creates a feeling of identity".

And luxurious, at least according to his standards — which is to say, it creates a feeling of abundance.

It creates a feeling of order and control: everything has a place and every place has a label on it.

The substitution of Herrmann has a deflating effect — it creates a feeling of reënactment rather than of spontaneous action — and is insulting to both composers.

There's a recessive quality to her storytelling that, while it creates a feeling of drift that sometimes makes sense, especially with Greta's moody, burgeoning adolescence and mounting uncertainty about Tom, can feel borrowed from the annals of art cinema.

Does it make you feel good or does it create a feeling of repulsion or nausea?

Really, what Opie liked best about transgressive sex was the way it created a feeling of family.

In "Yesterdays," taking the ballad slowly, each member staked out his own time zone, hovering over slightly different areas within each bar; it created a feeling of expansion.

"It not only reminded me of those days in Kabul and other parts of the country, but it created a feeling of fear, and of further hatred of this group.

With double skin, the cabinet's outer skin is translucent, allowing – more – you to see through to a second interior skin with texture behind it – creating a feeling of dimension and a rich, luxurious look.