Sentence examples for suggested feeling from inspiring English sources

Perhaps its title sums it up best, the sort of outwardly dance-ready track that actually comes pre-loaded with plenty of suggested feeling.

They suggest feeling disconnected from others is as bad for you as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

A comment made by a participant in a focus group – 'a tie makes you perform with higher professionalism' – elicited laughter among the rest of participants, and suggested feelings of scepticism.

Gauguin and Van Gogh liberated colour and exploited its power to suggest feeling – this is as true of Gauguin's Nevermore as it is of the great Van Goghs that can be seen in the new exhibition at the Royal Academy.

Jessica Smith, research officer at the Alzheimer's Society, said that while "as this study suggests, feeling lonely could have close links to dementia", more research was needed to ascertain if it was a risk factor or an early symptom of the disease.

All this heavy breathing suggests feelings so classy that I am impressed right out of feeling them.

"There was nothing even remotely in the archives suggesting feelings on the scale he later described" in 1927, he said.

You might also notice that the expressions on the faces of several of the figures are strained, suggesting feelings of suffering and pain.

The sad puppy photo, along with a promise that profits from the hoax will ostensibly be donated to charity, suggest feelings of genuine regret from the article's publisher (or possibly the author himself).

As both the humorous and more anxious accounts of 'switching off' suggest, feelings about both darkness and the lights being switched off are framed by a number of normative assumptions about mobility in time and place.

(His analyst suggested that, feeling guilty for being intellectually superior, Trilling might have chosen not to be superior in all things).