Sentence examples for feel anchored from inspiring English sources

He made her feel anchored.

The shapes had a slight kimono feel, anchored with a wide band of khaki.

And don't feel anchored to the bike path's starting and ending points.

Despite the brutal hardships on board a warship, soon he's "slipped his mooring, can scarce remember what it is to feel anchored," and answers to a new mistress: "She has him now, the sea".

I know from my own experience that at the beginning of a book — or even a long article — my mind is more likely to drift away; it takes me some time to really feel anchored in a piece of writing, to get into the particular rhythms of a book.

I know from my own experience that at the beginning of a book— or even a long article— my mind is more likely to drift away; it takes me some time to really feel anchored in a piece of writing, to get into the particular rhythms of a book.

When Randy and I exchanged instant messages, I felt anchored.

According to Krone, she felt manic the first three days on the drug, then suddenly felt "anchored, back to Julie Krone again".

Ms. Gray and Mr. Efron's scenes together — sometimes playful, sometimes awkward, sometimes painful — provide a few moments when "The Paperboy" feels anchored in, and curious about, an actual social reality.

From the sultry come-ons of Make Me, Invitation and the excellent Just Luv Me, to the downright odd electronic closer Coupure Électrique, sung entirely in French, it feels anchored by Spears rather than something happening around her.

But while his films are rife with cultural and scientific allusions, his unusual imagery possesses an accessibility that feels anchored in the shared language of the subconscious, making his films equally rewarding to the culturally hyperliterate and to those who simply enjoy visual stimulation.