Sentence examples for mergers of feeling from inspiring English sources
The resilient mergers of feeling and form in Pollock's galvanic fields, de Kooning's dismembered figuration, Rothko's transcendent color, and, in sculpture, David Smith's stately animation mutely chastise lopsided partialities of any stripe.
That feeling of feeling nothing.
Mergers of affiliates are nothing new.
Nine full mergers were identified during the study period, 7 of which were mergers of acute hospitals (16 constituent hospitals) and 2 of which were mergers of mental health hospitals (4 constituent hospitals) (see Additional file 3).
Nevertheless, the frequency of recent mergers is much lower than the previous wave (1997 to 2006), when there were 20 acute hospitals mergers annually, even involving mergers of large hospitals [ 17].
Lack of feelings of pleasure.
And it is being helped in its quest by the turmoil and bad feeling surrounding the merger of its larger rivals.
For members of the audience, however, the spectacle of politicians mixing up their words doubtless left them with a feeling best expressed by a slightly different merger of the two words: dejection.
It was a diplomatic, even if inadvertent, merger of "reject" and "denounce" that seemed to leave everyone on stage feeling partly vindicated.
At the same time, however, the questions were formulated in the knowledge that profound difficulties over differing locations and cultures would have to be tackled if the merger were to succeed.These difficulties were aggravated by a justifiable feeling among those on the American side that this was no merger of equals, but rather a deal in which Daimler was calling the principal shots.
