Sentence examples for medium feeling from inspiring English sources

He made five films: Something for the Boys (1944), March of Time (1945), Doll Face (1945), If I'm Lucky (1946), and Words and Music (1948), but he never appeared to be truly comfortable with the medium, feeling his roles did not match his personality.

The Internet attracts so many hotheads, with their diatribes, partly because of similar attempts to stand out against the coldness of the medium; exaggerated feelings and expressions strain at breaking bounds.

"I believe that my generation inherited the option to move between mediums without feeling too many restrictions….

And, to the extent that there was something that people referred to as an addiction, it appeared to be to the medium itself — the feeling of connectedness to something — rather than to an activity that could be accomplished via that medium.

But think how bleak this world must be if there really is/was ever only one sole, solitary individual capable of coming to a child through the medium of television feeling, expressing and evoking the love that Fred sparked every time he engaged a child.

Small Business Growth In addition to the President's proposal to increase Small Business Administration loans, Congress can help small and medium businesses still feeling the effects of the credit crunch by authorizing linked deposits from Treasury to banks at below-market rates.

In the 1920s-set Magin in the Moonlight she played a spirit medium who has tender feelings for a man 30 years older than her (Colin Firth); in Irrational Man, she plays a college student who has tender feelings for a man 20 years older than her (Joaquin Phoenix).

Demands on our attention lead us to use Facebook more passively than actively, and passive experiences, no matter the medium, translate to feelings of disconnection and boredom.

"An inspiring teacher, it opened my eyes to the true potential of photography; it showed me that the medium can interpret feelings as well as describing places.

The television serves to simulate human companionship, but it is sometimes just when people turn to this medium to overcome feelings of loneliness that abduction occurs, bringing them together not with their fellow human beings, but with an uncanny alien presence (Crazyflanger 2007; Jtobias69 2009; Lionbear 2009; Magicwords55 2009).

NOW that the Web is a mainstream shopping medium, some consumers are feeling sure enough about the process to put themselves on autopilot.