Sentence examples for unity of feeling from inspiring English sources

Lupino was a free filmmaker, who didn't worry about unity of form; she worried about unity of feeling, and she achieved it.

But the editors of the MPT anthology allow their selections to seem to serve a unity of feeling and conviction – freedom-loving, liberal and libertarian – that may not be universally the case, and that perhaps exists nowhere else outside the pages of newspapers like this one.

The prosperity of the Rothschilds, wrote Disraeli, a close friend of the family, "was as much owing to the unity of feeling which pervaded all branches of that numerous family as in their capital and abilities".

Unity of feeling of individuals with a common interest or purpose".

It seems that there are so many possible pain-related behaviors that there is risk losing the unity of the feeling of painfulness (for discussion see Bain, 2011; Jacobson, 2013).

Three remarkable musicians with an uncanny unity of thought and feeling.

What matters, however, is that the appreciation of music (as of the other arts) depends upon the perception of certain "unities" and upon feeling the inherent order and reasonableness in a sequence (in this case, a sequence of tones).

"I see that I am veering toward destruction, / instead of the unity of form and feeling; / I see a dimly shining instrument / opening the soft meat of our throats," he writes in "Self-Portrait as the Red Princess".

In the process, by sweeping an area from North Africa to the Chinese border that it dubbed the Greater Middle East into that War on Terror, the Bush administration undoubtedly gave the region a new-found sense of unity, a feeling that the fate of its disparate parts was somehow bound together.

Instead you felt what before I wasn't sure my generation was capable of feeling: a sense of overwhelming unity.

There's a wonderful feeling of unity, of togetherness, to Rezzed, the three-day games show organised by EGX and held at London's two-level Tobacco Dock space.