But the genre's strict posturing suggests that feelings of actual doom are not necessarily required.
He looked like a man who had subsisted, for a very long time, on a strict diet of the feelings of children.
The late-19th-century world she portrays in this novel is one in which early death (of parents, of children) is a painful but accepted commonplace, injury and fatal accidents on the job are regular occurrences, and strict regulation of powerful feelings -- both at home and in any respectable social milieu -- is not merely recommended but mandatory.
"It is my sense of what it takes to be a lady, a look back to 1960's couture but with a tweed coat layered with Latex and bonded fabrics," said the designer backstage, explaining his feeling for strict lines to contain the dense embellishment.
The booming business reflects a constant supply of unhappy people from strict Christian households, whose sexual feelings clash with their beliefs.
Upward's feelings would take strict Marxist channels, but Isherwood himself had no aptitude for abstract ideas, and was, as Parker says, "the least political member" of his generation.
Rules are strict: No getting mad or feelings hurt if sibling doesn't want to swap.
As folk rock became the trend of the moment, however, its socially critical stance was quickly broadened and diluted, and the relationship between the music and its traditional sources became more tenuous, a matter more of "feeling" than of strict reverence for the past.
According to Aston Barrett, "some of the songs had been recorded before,..., in different studios and with different musicians, but we gave them that strict timing and brought the feeling out of them more".
The city, along with the regional planning agency, required all new buildings to evoke both a "nostalgic mountain lodge" feeling and abide by strict environmental guidelines.
