Sentence examples for lasting feeling from inspiring English sources

In the end, the lasting feeling on baseball's big drug day was sadness.

Cocteau's novel of imagination, isolation and dependence is as intense and self-conscious as its protagonists, and left WH Auden with a "lasting feeling of happiness".

The Jean Seberg figure already represents Godard's lasting feeling about his women characters: that they are mysteriously the mainspring of action, where men are passive.

Although the lasting feeling of wellbeing from the crowd was dashed to oblivion when the key to our van broke in the ignition.

The "joy at finding myself among human beings where I had thought I was quite alone" quickly turns into "a more lasting feeling of distress at not being able... to escape from the cruel hands of men intent on persecuting me".

Ultreo claims that people who have used its toothbrush have reported a longer lasting feeling of clean than they had felt with brushing alternatives.

Mr. Pirotte writes in his catalog essay that Mr. Yang and his peers "have spent most of their formative years in a society in transformation, which has created lasting feelings of alienation".

Decisions such as the burial/cremation of their baby, for example, led to lasting feelings of regret and distress.

It was one of those 'it will never last' feelings, but I was loving it," said Davie Wilson, Gibraltar's manager.

Every time I feel it, it could be the last feeling I have.

Elsewhere, Snyder wrote that the "victims of Auschwitz were more likely to be bourgeois and thus suitable targets of comfortable identification," although "comfortable" is surely the last feeling anyone reading about their suffering would ever have.