Sentence examples for jerusalem feeling from inspiring English sources

The landscape, too, is greener and less arid than Jerusalem, feeling closer to the wide rolling plains of Andalucia than the white rock and goat scrub of the Levant.

"New Jerusalem," feeling like an acting exercise in search of a theater class, gives us Sean Colm O'Learyy), a veteran of the war in Afghanistan who apparently wasn't in combat but is clearly damaged, though it would be against the rules of this brand of filmmaking to tell us how or why.

Stimulating though the New Jerusalem is, one sometimes feels an emptines and bleakness.

Until the late 1940s, Battir was the last stop before Jerusalem on the Jaffa-Jerusalem railway.

JERUSALEM — Mitt Romney came to Jerusalem to publicly lock arms with Israel.

Hitorerut Yerushalim ("Jerusalem Awake") quadrupled its representation on Jerusalem's council.

Jesus announces his future suffering in Jerusalem, ("Behold, we go up to Jerusalem").

"The Jewish people were building Jerusalem 3,000 years ago and the Jewish people are building Jerusalem today.

For all the fanfare around the groundbreaking, which drew classical artists like the actor Mark Rylance (a Tony Award winner for "Jerusalem") and Julie Taymor, who will direct the theater's inaugural production, Brooklyn artists and politicians had mixed feelings about a Manhattan theater company arriving with substantial support from the city's limited cultural budget.

JERUSALEM — The vision was ambitious.

JERUSALEM — Prophecy and pragmatism.