Sentence examples for feel a quiet from inspiring English sources

It was weird to go to restaurants with a man and feel a quiet avalanche of approval.

On the other hand, whenever I see or read one of the history plays, I feel a quiet conviction that Shakespeare must once have been a soldier.

If you feel a quiet elation on entering a pub, knowing it to be right – or right for you – it is because a thousand tiny prejudices are being met.

At the time, he said, he had felt a quiet sense of fatalism.

I doubt he enjoyed all the accolades, but I hope he felt a quiet pride at having saved so many lives.

The venue was great but I felt a quiet discontent as something's always been a little off in New York.

You'll probably have noticed that pubs and clubs feel a bit quieter at weekends.

When you feel a sense of quiet or of being complete, go to Step 3. Step 3 Once you feel complete with the Self Forgiveness, follow with this phrasing: "Because the truth is... .., and then add the positive traits you know or sense to be true about yourself.

If you feel nervous, find a quiet place to tell her.

Somewhere along the way, though, they lost their eye and their mission, and have been stinking out the division with no discernible plan or identity for what is starting to feel like a quiet eternity, loitering around the knees of the table like crisis actors in the background of the Premier League, Marco Gabbiadini screaming into his iPhone as yet another atrocity unfolds around him.

I felt a new, quiet ecstasy take hold.