Sentence examples for caught that feeling from inspiring English sources
I felt those things keenly when I experienced them and books about evacuation like Noel Streatfield's When the Siren Wailed or Michelle Magorian's Goodnight Mister Tom caught that feeling of strangeness and not-belonging so well.
But there's a catch: that feeling depends on the existence of an outcast group — people who don't, who can't belong to your community.
Turn this one up to full blast, flash some strobes from your iPhone and go catch that feeling you've been waiting for.
But I was inspired by seeing these squares just after snow had fallen and trying to catch that incredible feeling of total silence you get on such occasions.
We get caught in feeling that happiness is not possible unless things change.
Maybe, but if you get caught up on that feeling, you'll probably lose focus just long enough to step in a pile of dog shit on the sidewalk.
Suddenly, I caught myself feeling happy that Algeria had taught the Germans a lesson.
I don't know if you've seen The Virgin Suicides … I really liked that movie and I remember when I was writing this that I wanted to catch that same strange, ominous feeling that it captures about being a teenager.
I felt as if I, too, were floating, gently rocking, oddly out of place, and in that flicker of a moment I caught myself feeling the rocking and, perceiving myself perceiving, realized that I was I.
Mirror neurons offer a neural mechanism that explains emotional contagion, the tendency of one person to catch the feelings of another, particularly if strongly expressed.
