Sentence examples for dust feel from inspiring English sources

But this Democratic convention has a vibe so weird and jittery, so at odds with the early thrilling, fairy dust feel of the Obama revolution, that I had to consult Mike Murphy, the peppery Republican strategist and former McCain guru.

In the best possible way, "Years of Dust" feels like a museum in the form of a book.

Comprehensive though it is, "Dust" feels like a preliminary investigation, a pilot for a multi-episode, hundred-hour series that would track dust all around the world.

The dust should look and feel like dust, not sand.

Or just dust, that feels no pain.

When this Macbeth finally bites the toxic dust, it feels like a suicide.

And after a night with a mouth full of dust it feels great.

Of this tortuous opus (akin to certain verbal experiments of Raymond Queneau and Georges Perec), Abish helpfully volunteered on the dust jacket: Feeling a distrust of the understanding that is intrinsic to any communication, I decided to write a book in which my distrust became a determining factor upon which the flow of the narrative was largely predicated.

When the reports started coming in that this year was rough; very cold nights, many days of windstorms which blow up the alkaline 'playa' dust, I felt concerned for my beloved friends, but another part of me felt glad for another's misery.

I was stunned, shocked; and I remember I touched my head and I could only feel dust.

"I used to sit on the fringes of it, but I'd feel dust in the back of my throat and be forced to move".