Sentence examples for sustained feeling from inspiring English sources

And Empson concludes that "limited as this form [the double sestina] may be, the capacity to accept a limitation so unflinchingly, the capacity even to conceive so large a form as a unit of sustained feeling, is one that has been lost since that age".

The problem arises when the same nebulous word is used to describe both rare moments of euphoria and the kind of sustained feeling of satiation we're told to strive for.

Equally importantly, both parents and youth sustained feelings of self-efficacy for diabetes management during treatment despite behavioral and hormonal changes in early adolescence, ages 11 14 years, which can disrupt diabetes care and glycemic control (3).

What is really at the core of narcissists is an instability in their ability to feel and sustain feeling bigger, larger, smarter and more successful than everyone else which they need to feel stable.

As their relationship matured and the distance between them grew, she denied her reality that she was not getting enough of him to sustain feeling connected.

If anything, Mr. bin Laden's elusiveness will serve to perpetuate public concerns about another terrorist attack, which in turn will sustain feelings of national unity and support for the president.

Also there's an increase in testosterone, and dopamine can sustain feelings of intense romantic love".

"Shipbuilding," "Watch Your Step," and the rest sustained a feeling I couldn't get enough of, like I'd gone through a looking glass to the unfathomable beyond.

The Estonians, the Latvians, and the Livs became the serfs of their conquerors, with little to sustain national feeling save their folklore and traditional crafts.

It came out of creating a mood and trying to sustain the feeling of the uncanny, or of being in a dream.

On the contrary, it's a treat to see how a writer can evoke and sustain a feeling of limitless opacity.