Sentence examples for absent feeling from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the awareness state is almost absent due to the almost absent feeling.

What's absent is the feeling of order and control.

Neither the breasts nor the feelings came, and I wandered through adolescence feeling absent and hollow.

"I needed to find a way to combine my desire to create a sense of visibility around my family and my brothers that was feeling absent at that time," she has said of her decision.

Although precise numbers are absent, the general feeling among researchers in the field is that the time to approve a gene therapy protocol is shorter in the USA than it is in the EU.

When the feeling is absent, he exhibits irritation, rage, or most unsettlingly an unhappiness that threatens to spiral into despair.

When the feeling is absent, he exhibits irritation, rage, or — most unsettlingly — an unhappiness that threatens to spiral into despair.

Membership also affords a sense of the community feeling often absent in a growing and hectic city, as was evident this particular Friday night.

But absent an all-out feeling of urgency like the one that prevailed in World War II, it remains to be seen whether this is such a moment.

What is more dangerous is where one finger is cold or has changed color, or where feeling is absent, as it is in frostbite".

With a sombre expression of feeling distinctly absent from his portrait of the woman he had nicknamed "Rosy", Watson concludes that "Rosalind's exemplary courage and integrity were apparent to all when, knowing she was mortally ill, she did not complain but continued working on a high level until a few weeks before her death".