The phrase "a feeling of time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a subjective experience or perception of time, often in contexts related to emotions or memories.
Example: "As I sat by the fireplace, I was overwhelmed by a feeling of time slipping away, as if the moments were both fleeting and eternal."
Alternatives: "a sense of time" or "an impression of time".
A feeling of time suspended and profound mystery emanates from the shadowy figure which seems about to enter an invisible world.
The light smile on the face of one of the women, the expression of the cavalier bending over her and a feeling of time suspended call to mind Vermeer's art.
"One is creating an ambience -- a feeling of time and time changes," said the museum's curator of science, Marianne Smith, "the other explaining the underlying mechanics of how those changes occurred".
Kristin van Ogtrop, the editor of Real Simple magazine, told me last week that she and her staff have realized over the years that the one thing that unites their readers — parents or not, working or not — is "a feeling of time crunch".
Between the ages of 20 and 35 years, his auras included a feeling of time travelling.
Male, 48 years old, with an aura that included complex illusions with a feeling of time travelling, coincident with other aura features.
Even a smartphone game you play in the supermarket is organising your resources, in this case time, by giving you an activity, sparing you a feeling of watching time pass by.
"These landmarks are photographed a million times a day, but you can create more than just a document — a feeling of stretched time," he told the magazine.
"What I quite like about the whole process is that these landmarks are photographed a million times a day, but you can create more than just a document -- a feeling of stretched time.
In a way, all his works accentuate a feeling of suspended time, a perpetual moment between one breath and another.
Like a lot of introverts drawn to improvisation he creates a feeling of floating time, phrasing behind or around the beat.
