Sentence examples for larger feeling from inspiring English sources

I think there's a larger feeling that people respond to in the book.

As the American faltered, Nadal loomed ever larger, feeling at home on Centre Court for the first time.

But it did the rhetorical trick of leaving his audience with a larger feeling than parts one and two could do.

It's meant to capture a larger feeling.

It brings with it a larger feeling of defeat.

"Homophobia in society is a reflection of the larger feeling in Ukraine," he says.

He's candid about everything -- his personal life, his deep and larger feelings about the world -- and therefore, indeed, he was very honest about his insecurities.

The benefits cap, the £1,000 immigrant deposit, secret courts and many other policies that have been either announced or brought in have left the party at large feeling battered and bruised.

Students experienced these sessions as very close to reality, creating a large feeling of responsibility.

"Well, don't lose any more," Enid said with the skimpy laugh with which she tried to hide large feelings.

She will not risk large feelings, only small ones: instead of anger, sadness, or ardor, she can express only disdain, disgust, disappointment.