Sentence examples for a very specific feeling from inspiring English sources

"I had never experienced anything like that, and I didn't consciously will it to happen, but it was a very specific feeling – there was almost the smell of her as well – and it lasted only a few seconds".

It was a very specific feeling.

There seems to be a very specific feeling here of being removed from the action".

ROCHLIN -- "The Pledge" has a very specific feeling and tone.

And, because the symbol of the heart has come to represent a very specific feeling, it seems the change will either result in less engagement on Twitter, or, more likely, a weakening of the power the symbol carries.

What to do: During interviews with 500 top-performing athletes, surgeons, coaches and astronauts, Clawson's co-author Doug Newburg found that "those people who were performing in order to get a very specific feeling and who reminded themselves of that feeling in times of difficulty were much likely to rebound from obstacles than those who were pursuing any one specific goal," says Clawson.

His face perfectly encapsulates a few very specific feelings... ...

"Even Scandinavians have very specific feelings about each other," Mr. Spicer said.

Emily has very specific feelings for Alison, more unique than the others.

These words are meant to express very specific feelings and ideas but when they are read by others they go through miraculous transmogrifications.

"It was exciting to create a very modern piece with an archaic pattern, and to find an intriguing way to mimic the geometric fluidity of the skin," said Hardy, who has, since his first trip to the Nile, been fascinated by the mood that the river creates, "like a perfume with a very specific sweet and mellow feeling".