Sentence examples for translating feeling from inspiring English sources

Cranko's version is saved from soap opera by his fortunate choice of collaborators (Kurt-Heinz Stolze for the score) and his genius in translating feeling and detail into theatrical symbols.

I had a lot of support in the OB/GYN community and in the hospitals and with women, but the biggest obstacle was translating feeling and emotion and need into man language, into corporate language, so that they understood really how it monetizes.

KANSEI Engineering (KE) is a method for translating feelings and impressions into product parameters and the objective of KANSEI Engineering is to study the relationship between product forms and KANSEI images.

In a video about The Missing Generation Dorsey explains, "I am asking audiences to show up and witness and hold and attend and attune ourselves to survivors and the whole spectrum of human experiences". In this way, he implicates the audience into the intersubjective encounter by translating feelings and experiences into movement and sound.

Only they had the visionary violence, the power to translate feeling into gesture, the nerve necessary to stick by bold, split-second decisions.

Beethoven is widely regarded as the greatest composer who ever lived, in no small part because of his ability unlike any before him to translate feeling into music.

Some of us understood DJing as a need to translate feeling as much as entertain a crowd.

Art is important and can translate feelings and visual images taken from the human subconscious and make them special".

Born in Liverpool, Tallis acquired "the freefloating scepticism that scousers tend to have", and, as an atheist, he remains sceptical about "any attempt to translate feelings of transcendence into some kind of institutionalised structure".

And we wanted to translate feelings you get when you cannot affect that dream you may see, or hear, or even do something, but you can't escape and break the dream's rules.

And we wanted to translate feelings you get when you cannot affect that dream – you may see, or hear, or even do something, but you can't escape and break the dream's rules.