A feeling might be omitted if there is sufficient connection already, or the context is one where naming a feeling isn't likely to contribute to connection.
The support of Cameron could be key if Cuarón's film is to be this year's Life of Pi, rather than spiralling away from March's Oscars in freefall, with just a handful of special effects nominations to its name and a feeling of cold, existential loneliness inside.
In addition, many products, particularly in the luxury and fashion categories, need a name that conveys a feeling or a sense of emotion — and do that across many cultures and languages.
The three actresses enrolled in the Steppers under their characters' names to get a feeling for the insular dynamics of the band, which was formed in 1989 and developed into a New York institution with prolific appearances at events like the Turkish Day Parade and breakfast serenades at Gracie Mansion.
The Dominic Interactive (DI) is an interactive self-report instrument for young children (6 years and older), consisting of 91cartoons depicting a child named Dominic/Dominique with a feeling, a thought or an act.
During a speech there, Mr. Berry said that when he heard President Carter mention his name, "a very warm feeling for my country came over me".
Bush's reluctance to talk about his governorship — paired with his pained ambivalence about his family name — gives his candidacy a feeling of disconnectedness, an emptiness at its core.
"And I'm not a crazy, method person who always needs to be called by the character's name, but there's a feeling like I'm saying goodbye to someone I really really liked to get to know".
You can also name your bear just by a feeling that they fit that name.
In the countryside survival is the highest principle and in its name, despite feeling a strong tie to the land, a man was capable of thoughtless destruction of the environment, of degrading it step by step, of poaching, cutting down woods and groves.
