Sentence examples for parallel feelings from inspiring English sources

It is an impending civil war, mirroring parallel feelings in the country at large.

About a performance at her art school graduation: "Exciting, enticing and exclusive, the event challenged the viewer to confront their parallel feelings of attraction and repulsion when faced with this seductive spectacle".

Lester's re-examination of his life parallels feelings Ball had in his mid-30s; like Lester, Ball put aside his passions to work in jobs he hated for people he did not respect.

These feelings parallel the distinction between breaking up a true replica of the Peacock Room (rage), and creating an ironic parody of it in broken form (anxiety).

Among my parents' generation, the 18 years under Park Chung-hee seem to have instilled a complex loyalty to him that is oddly parallel to the feeling that North Koreans had after Kim Il-sung's 46-year-long rule (with the caveat, of course, that North Koreans never had democracy, before or since).

There was nothing parallel to the feeling of losing so much weight so easily, and my eating disorder became more important than my diabetes.

Figure 5 indicates that all groups showed parallel increases in negative feelings and decreases in positive feelings during stress.

One of the few people to ever meet him face-to-face until he gave an interview to Charlie Rose this month, Coleman had feelings that parallel my own: Sabu betrayed me.

It includes limbic system resonance where the emotions you are feeling trigger parallel physiological and emotional reactions in me.[3] I am "feeling with" you.

Today he draws a parallel between the peaceful feeling of an empty, silent stage and the quiet of the library.

Isn't that curious how it parallels many of our feelings about L.A. today?