Sentence examples for constant feel of from inspiring English sources

The design aspects are wonderful, but what intrigued me the most was the constant feel of safety, or rather, the lack of need to think about what I am downloading, launching or viewing through my computer, especially the browser.

Sometimes I wonder if I was clinically depressed then - I remember at 11 I had a constant feeling of screaming despair, I felt there was an ominous sky nailed two inches from my head.

The last of the great nineteenth century utilitarian moral philosophers, Henry Sidgwick, failed to find any constant felt feature in his experience of pleasure.

It turned out to be disorienting in all the ways I expected, and one I didn't: since the sun barely skirts the horizon, daytime has the feel of constant dusk, as if time were suspended.

You can feel the constant fear of violence wearing away at fragile minds, and the material deprivation wearing away at bodies that have often been damaged even before they arrive at the camp.

On the way she witnessed families that buried their children or their parents, and felt the constant fear of losing one of her own.

"Laws getting passed is one thing but changing the society is a big challenge", Yashwinder Singh of Mumbai LGBT rights group The Humsafar Trust told CNN. "The constant fear of 377 we have felt will not be there for the coming generation.

Cerreti, whose work entailed constant wariness, felt a sense of recognition.

How does the constant scrutiny feel?

"I feel a constant state of hopelessness and that there is a lack of purpose in my life.

San Marco d'Alunzio sits so dizzyingly high up that you feel in constant danger of plunging into the surrounding ravines.