Sentence examples for tide of feeling from inspiring English sources
Like most of Mr. Johnson's confessions, this one suggested a granite exterior, against which only the harshest tide of feeling ever manages to make an impression.
Meanwhile, the rising tide of feeling against the Igbo in the Northern region led to large-scale massacres of Igbos by northerners in May September 1966.
For the authorities this is potentially awkward, as India is at war and the British are anxious about the tide of feeling Gandhi is provoking.
She sings her confession of love, "I Have to Tell You," with a soft ardor that is matched by a fuller tide of feeling in Mr. Snyder, also possessed of a gorgeous voice, in the show's title song.
"And [there was] an unwillingness to go against the general tide of feeling at the time, which was obviously pro war," he added.
Although "King Lear" received acclaim in some quarters, and the production, directed by James Lapine, was a sellout on the box office strength of Mr. Kline's name, his Lear was a sad misfire — a damp squib, really, in a role that demands molten tides of feeling.
And for the rest of the day a tide of feelings, emotions and insights bubbles up as Chelsea and Andre get to know each other and possibly begin to fall in love.
The ironically named Marie-Angèle has the makings of a bourgeois hypocrite of the purest type, and yet, like her friend, she is a child, powerless, swept by tides of feeling, devoured by curiosity and longing.
"How in short does man externally make manifest the ebb and flow, the rising and falling, of the ever-changing tides of feeling which regulate his actions and control his course?
"The act of getting out and engaging in some goal directive behavior and getting some positive feedback that can help shift the tide a little bit in terms of feeling depressed".
This is where we make sense of our life together: leaning against our core, staring out into the sea of life, feeling the light come and go, feeling the tide of thought and feeling rise and fall.
