Sentence examples for specific feeling from inspiring English sources

"Singing in falsetto gives you this really specific feeling.

Each landscape becomes a repertoire of images anything in it, bird or drum, tribal name or dance, may evoke a specific feeling.

"I had never experienced anything like that, and I didn't consciously will it to happen, but it was a very specific feeling – there was almost the smell of her as well – and it lasted only a few seconds".

(1898; What Is Art?) he argued that true art requires a sensitive appreciation of a particular experience, a highly specific feeling that is communicated to the reader not by propositions but by "infection".

It was a very specific feeling.

These remarkable pieces of technology may offer a specific feeling.

I finished this brilliant book triumphantly convinced of the worthwhileness of the search to capture every aspect of experience in words, and convinced of the necessary daring of specificity, whether we are talking about specific genders, specific sexual practices or specific feelings.

Kowalska associates her biography with different items of clothing, and those items with specific feelings.

"Even Scandinavians have very specific feelings about each other," Mr. Spicer said.

Most were meaningless, but 3,000 revealed specific feelings, among them nuances of fear, hatred, disdain.

But all three creative Beatles habitually (as serious artists always must) in specific feelings and specific experiences.