Sentence examples for took the feeling from inspiring English sources

The arena was shrouded in royal blue, and the hostility toward the Heat took the feeling of a national movement.

BET took the feelings seriously.

But to Abbott's credit, he took the feelings of the electorate into consideration when he chose not to repeal the section.

At the peaks of our discomfort, we are desperate for something, anything, to take the feeling away.

Gerrard will take the feeling of disappointment that followed that defeat to the grave with him, and he certainly does not want to go through the same experience on Tuesday night.

Take the feeling you got as a kid on the night before Christmas — then take the feeling you get on the night before a big surgery.

Having co-founded the online art platform Curated by GIRLS earlier this year, Duveau has taken the feeling of freedom Berlin has given her, and used every inch of it to create both a challenge for herself, and a community for others.

It's as if they're saying, "I don't want to feel this insecure and small; here, you take the feelings".

It was as if Opie had taken the feelings from her own suburban childhood loneliness, tenderness, yearning, claustrophobia and distributed them across the tract houses of Valencia.

Coping with an elderly person who has dementia or cancer is difficult and upsetting, but I'm not convinced that the agencies involved are very good at taking the feelings of relatives (or indeed patients) into account.

It didn't jibe with my sense of how the Japanese typically communicate: calibrating their language to avoid offense and bending over backward to take the feelings of others into account.