Sentence examples for present a feeling of from inspiring English sources

Despite their very small size, they present a feeling of grandeur.

The definition of job control in the present study is a feeling of control and ability to handle work situations, developed from the model of Karasek and Theorell [ 26].

"Window Shades" is a strange convergence of past and present, and there's a feeling of intimacy and communion, if you know the mournful original, when Remy's voice veers upward, away from Taylor's desperation.

And now that I read it again I see that it is because of this book that the facts of history, or even the labels under which they are presented, always give me a feeling of peculiar excitement; you have only to say Gunpowder Plot or Entente Cordiale, or some such nonsense and I get a chilly sensation at the back of my neck, which I am sure no responsible historian is interested in.

The patient also presented with stiffness and a feeling of heavy pressure within the right forearm.

These people are drawn tenderly, their loneliness stark against the backdrop of the present, yet there is always a feeling of detachment, of disconnect, of not quite being able to reach them, as they cannot reach those closest to them.

But what gives Metwalli's music an emotional resonance is the way it emblemises something universal about present-day life in Cairo — a feeling of still motion that emerges in an anachronistic and lawless environment.

The cabin was not visible, but it was present, a sore at my side, a feeling of density and airlessness.

While they do not necessarily agree on the particulars, the advocates often share an excitement, a feeling of being present at the creation.

Alert, relaxed, open, and present, we ate in silence with a feeling of communion not unlike the deer we saw grazing out the window.

If this quality is not present, it may cause fights and a feeling of superiority within some band members.