Sentence examples for the deepest feeling from inspiring English sources

In "Silence," the poet Marianne Moore, no stranger to emotional astringency, wrote, "The deepest feeling always shows itself... / not in silence, but restraint".

"The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence," she wrote, in "Silence": an odd assertion for a poet to make, but also a strong enticement to any reader to play, with Moore, her exquisite game of emotional hide-and-seek.

He did so with "great reluctance, a heavy heart and the deepest feeling of regret, for I do not wish to delay even further, if avoidable, justice to the Morcombes or the appellant".

"I am in despair," he wrote, and out of that came what is perhaps his greatest, certainly his most emotionally charged work, the Metamorphosen for 23 solo strings: a work of shocking, naked power, this is music of the deepest feeling by a man not accustomed to feeling deeply.

Notice which part of your job gives you the deepest feeling of reward, and find a way to go deeper in that spot.

And then the unthinkable can happen within feelings fitness as it can happen in therapy or in real attention to the deepest feeling states within: We actually experience being bored with fighting and more excited by play and cooperation.

Peter Pan made me want to go places where the physical laws were completely irrelevant and the deepest feelings were simultaneously the lightest.

Like Schubert's music, the movie addresses the deepest feelings, where eros and murderous rages can easily mingle with transcendent exultation.

The deepest feelings are art.

All art, literature as well as music, has to be generated with the deepest feelings.

"Flowers can represent the deepest feelings, they are always present in the acts of love, unity, death and other sacred rituals practiced throughout the world".