Sentence examples for all-encompassing feeling from inspiring English sources

The songs are filled with a sense of wonder and excitement, immersed in an all-encompassing feeling of awe and serenity.

It was like the feeling I had when I met his dad: the butterflies, the all-encompassing feeling of meeting a soul mate.

This all-encompassing feeling of lack of control is why, when chronically underpaid service professionals like teachers or transport workers strike, there is an equally out-of-control discussion around the societal and economic value of these professionals.

It's that all-encompassing feeling that you'd sacrifice your own life for these tiny people.

Shown within the historic and stark walls that bear the evidence of years past, the collection inspires a dialogue that goes beyond the gallery space, conjuring an all-encompassing feeling that brings history together with the now of art viewing.

With Asperger's Syndrome, happiness and pain are all-encompassing feelings to the exclusion of everything else, leading to extraordinary mood swings.

Dash and Killian also faced their own demons that dealt with the all encompassing feeling of power, magic, and how it can turn a good heart black if not used with great precaution.

But then the story ran into a dilemma: in the all-encompassing present, feelings can take as much air as there is and suffocate thinking.

As I look back over the years, I can see how a sense of gratitude that was first rooted in our youthful infatuation has blossomed into something far more all-encompassing -- a feeling that I now experience every moment of my waking hours.

"I could relate to that feeling, that all-encompassing, you'll-die-for-this-person first love.

My feeling about Wade's genetic explanations for economic outcomes is similar to my feeling about other all-encompassing supertheories: I respect the effort to push such theories as far as they can go, but I find them generally less convincing as they move farther from their home base.