Sentence examples for setting a feeling from inspiring English sources

She's feet from the camera, engaging it and giving the setting a feeling of personal intimacy.

Some of these vanished restaurants were just O.K., but each, in its own way, represented a setting, a feeling, a mood, a taste that will never be duplicated again.

"This is a setting, a feeling, a place, that I wanted to capture and preserve".

The feeling of setting a big goal, and kicking it's ass.

It'll set an eerie feeling.

She told me that children come out of Hutto with "a mind-set, a feeling they can't forget.

(Female, Year 4, 2012) The students experienced the physical environment as creating a relaxed setting with a feeling of closeness and trust, providing opportunities to ask questions, discuss, and interact with teachers and peers.

Lack of motivation was influenced by the frustration and daily struggle to provide adequate care in a poorly resourced setting; a growing feeling of non-involvement and lack of teamwork or multidisciplinary approach; and a missing engagement of policy makers with caregivers on the ground.

And they believe that they have been excluded from setting those rules, a feeling reinforced by a recent report by the Leadership Council for Inter-American Summitry, a group of academics and economists.

We were going on a safari with local experts so we set off with a feeling of obvious excitement, eyes wide to spot the first of the evening's big beasts.

He names this route Lucinda after his wife and sets off feeling like a "pilgrim, an explorer, a man with a destiny", confident that "friends would line the banks of the Lucinda River".