Sentence examples for absences feel from inspiring English sources

Whiteread is known for making absences feel present, for turning the spectral into tangible form.

This absence felt like a missed opportunity.

Anderson's absence feels enigmatic, awkward.

His absence feels like a proper loss these days.

In a film lousy with command performances, Ali does something extraordinary: he makes his absence felt.

Ryan Callahan, the new captain, said that Boogaard's absence felt like "a big hole".

Travelers like Mrs. Gruskin may make their absence felt this winter, especially at ski resorts that depend on visitors who fly.

In my clinical practice I've learned that people get into lots of trouble looking to work for the satisfaction, validation, and even love that can only be found, or it's absence felt and mourned, with family and friends.

When vigilance like that lasts for more than a day, it becomes difficult to remember how its absence feels.

This is a novel about absence — the absence of those most harmed by the war; the emotional absence felt inside relationships, romantic or otherwise.

If we are following this more traditional definition of a "strike," only women privileged enough to be able to take time off work (both paid and unpaid) can legitimately participate and make their absence felt.