Sentence examples for of human feeling from inspiring English sources

"Russian Seasons," then, is full of human feeling.

But how nice to see finally that Doug is capable of human feeling – if only lust.

Mr. Sanders writes: "The birds are also granted the full range of human feeling.

Its "ambiguous charge of human feeling," writes Everett, "is the very stuff of Kipling's greatest stories".

They suck knowledge out of anything that isn't dry or bereft of human feeling.

In the rainbow of human feeling, he said, Grigorovich was only one color.

But nastiest of all is the work's peculiar lack of human feeling.

He's capable of human feeling; it's just that his demons always outwrestle his angels.

Beautifully written, concise, stirring, pointed, and with a reach of human feeling that it took Shakespeare to rival.

There is something monstrous about the urgent, exorbitant need that overrode any consideration of human feeling, compassion or basic decency.

The formalist's account of music runs along similar lines: not only representation (program music) is excluded but so is the entire realm of human feeling not the feeling that the contemplation of pure form can give but only the feelings of life, such as love or terror.