Sentence examples for face feeling from inspiring English sources

We parted on the fourth day at the train station in Naples, with me memorizing his face, feeling bereft and hopeful.

Without thinking, I reached out and brushed my fingers over her face, feeling the warmth of her cheek beneath the fabric.

I have been into my daughters' rooms several times tonight, smoothing the sweaty hair of my no-longer-baby 2-year-old, and staring into my 3-year-old's sleeping face, feeling shellshocked.

I remember walking around the where area we had recently moved to and therefore knew few people, pushing a buggy with my two babies, tears running down my face, feeling utterly alone and unable to cope.

After the breath that turned out to be the last, Peggy told me, she lay next to Brooke for a very long time, her hand on his face, feeling the warmth leave his body.

The only moisturiser I've ever found that actually keeps my face feeling soft all day, even in the winter when I've been riding on my motorbike in the teeth of the wind, is Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Cream, which is one of the few moisturisers whose name is deserved: this stuff really is a magic project.

He hit two sixes in his innings, including one from the first ball that he faced, feeling that a defensive strategy would be almost impossible in the difficult conditions.

Whether gay or straight, urban or rural, in high school or in college, many youth face feelings of anxiety and depression that feel overpowering.

These included reported inability to face feelings of shame, distress and emotional pain, physical pain, and anger (Fig.  1).

Marginalization of midwives also implies that they face feelings of disappointments and confusion [ 22] and may not be able to take their own initiatives.

Face feelings of loneliness or depression.