Sentence examples for power of feeling from inspiring English sources

She admires the power of art, which she describes as "the power of feeling alive".

To facilitate his research, he constructed automatic recorders capable of registering extremely slight movements; these instruments produced some striking results, such as Bose's demonstration of an apparent power of feeling in plants, exemplified by the quivering of injured plants.

The sonnets keep seeking correlatives for the novelty and power of feeling, and a fascinating group reflect on the recency of settler culture in America, blending in "with these / Deep shadings of the past, a deeper grief".

A native of Flint, Michigan, he correctly realized the overwhelming power of feeling left behind.

As a psychologist, I hold the deepest respect for the power of feelings.

'And that means you can never be certain what you have got or what effect, finally, the film will have.' Frears is a doughty defender of the power of feelings in films.

Hayman said that Ann was reluctant to allow handling of her daughter by medical personnel because they often concealed sharp objects with which to "test [Ellen's] powers of feeling".

You can tell that he remembers the power of that feeling from having had a mother who saw him, her son, and not his difference.

But Brian Friel's 1964 play, beautifully directed by Lyndsey Turner, lends fresh life to a stock situation in two ways: by giving voice to the hero's alter ego, and by focusing on the power of unarticulated feeling.

However, the diagnostic power of gut feeling was no better in experienced clinicians than in non-experienced clinicians.

"I went from this very idealistic view of the power of photography to feeling it was just really frustrating.