Sentence examples similar to Feeling in one's bones from inspiring English sources

One need only spend a few minutes around Tibetan Buddhist monks or enter a vast lecture hall in which the Dalai Lama is speaking to feel in one's bones the profound joy that marks the lives of advanced practitioners.

One knew in one's bones that '36 was prewar..

Maximum bone development ends in one's 20's, after which bone loss gradually begins to exceed bone formation.

They felt in their bones that one guy calling himself a Duke and looking at others as peasants was a scam.

I felt my body's bones stack up in a totally novel way.

"I felt in my bones it was what was needed.

I felt in my bones he had to tattoo me.

"Getting a job is a war that I feel in my bones".

The kind of cold I can still feel in my bones half a lifetime later.

Despite the deathbed reconciliation, one does not sense that Henry IV really feels, in his bones, that his eldest son is up to the job of kingship.

Being paid for doing something you feel in your bones is not a bad feeling.