Sentence examples for ranges of feeling from inspiring English sources

They are the faces of hard men, who give the impression of being restricted in their capacities, their ranges of feeling.

The part requires an actor to tap into an enormous range of feeling.

A study of community, ritual and worship, the multifaceted work poetically elicits a wide range of feeling.

Although "Time Stands Still" is deceptively modest, even laid back in its structure and sensibility, consisting of a handful of conversations among just four characters, the range of feeling it explores is wide and deep.

She has the joyful part covered, but in the more mystical moments, even those untarnished by partnering mishaps, she needs a greater range of feeling that moves beyond expressions of sorrow or worry.

Even more oddly, for someone so clearly invested in the genre's history and in its technical specifics, he has very little interest in R&B's potential range of feeling.

In "Beloved Renegade" (2008) the contrast between Laura Halzack's impersonal muse-angel and Amy Young's injured, plaintive devotee does much to explain this work's startling range of feeling.

With all these pronounced parallels, a new range of feeling enters Mondrian's art.

Susan's range of feeling is narrow; she would consider it shameful to give way to her moods.

A similar range of feeling comes across in a single song, the classic "As Time Goes By," in "Casablanca".

The result is music attuned sharply to human vulnerability – the "greatest common denominator", she says – and the vast range of feeling therein.