Sentence examples for steady sense of from inspiring English sources

Irritation and bafflement yielded to a steady sense of wonder.

Even in the darkest songs, a steady sense of balance prevailed.

His prolonged absence provides a steady sense of dread propelling the novel toward its conclusion.

One is a steady sense of pulse, or at least the illusion of one, lying beneath each movement.

A subtle undercurrent of dry humor, along with Mr. Reid's steady sense of swing, kept the mood from deteriorating into weepy self-pity.

What animates his brittle but serviceable pop-jazz singing, along with a steady sense of swing, is his mischievous sense of humor.

Rather, a steady, unflappable sense of perspective rules supreme.

And the statements 8 and 9 express that this is not a steady state: a sense of alarm is sometimes replaced by a sense of reassurance during the encounter and vice versa.

The only help worth giving them has to be based on local knowledge, steady patience, and a sense of our own drastic limits.

The founder and director of the acclaimed Bach Collegium Japan, Mr. Suzuki brought long, almost tidal phrasing to this monumental work, a sense of steady momentum that encompassed both Bach's gently reflective and his furiously intense passages.

His favorite subject seems to be time and what can be achieved by the subtle altering of it; he had just seen Willie Nelson performing on television and was full of praise for how the singer races the tempo of his singing and guitar playing while keeping an inner sense of steady time.