Sentence examples for western feeling from inspiring English sources

It has this western feeling, but rooted in my own soil.

It has this western feeling but really rooted in my own soil, my own community, my own country.

They represent a unique combination of elements of Japanese art in the subtlety of their feeling and philosophy, the brilliance of their visual composition, and their treatment of samurai and other historic Japanese themes with a distinctly Western feeling for action and drama and a frequent use of stories from Western sources, both literary classics and popular thrillers.

It confirms the visceral Western feeling that Russia -- the country where, "they make no pretense of loving liberty" as Lincoln once put it -- only respects force.

That is the depth of anti-Western feeling.

This year there have been unprecedented displays of fundamentalist religious and anti-Western feeling.

It can stir up xenophobia and anti-western feeling, and generally be a thorough nuisance.

Would Corbyn willingly exacerbate anti-western feeling around the world and make Britain a less safe place to live?

Pre-election warnings from America that "choices have consequences" were used by "UhuRuto" to whip up nationalist and anti-Western feeling against Mr Odinga.

With elections to the European Parliament due in June, Mr Papandreou is likely to become a target for anti-western feeling.

I had been warned to expect long bureaucratic delays at Tehran airport - a combination of dotty officialdom and anti-western feeling.