Sentence examples for feel awash from inspiring English sources

Now everyone, not just a critic, can feel awash in music, with an infinitude of choices immediately at hand.

On the second floor, work seems bunched close together and viewers can feel awash in stuff: woven and braided black hair in "Hairshirt" by Francoise McAree from Providence, R.I., while jewels, the more ostentatious the better, abound in the medieval-looking "Gauntlets" and "Emperor's Jacket #4" by Susan Patricia Cooper from Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.

Whether you share the pope's religious beliefs or not, it is hard not to feel awash in the love he generously shared.

This happens to be the demographic by which I am surrounded on a college campus, which is probably why I feel awash in a sea of Facebook protest groups and Change.org petitions, many of whose signatories had not actually heard of Macalester College until they decided to join a protest against its egregious behavior.

He felt awash in exhilaration.

I felt awash in a sea of exotic erudition and ungraspable logic, listening to Polke as, with absorption and course-correcting irony, he listened to himself.

As we gave him a chance to fill his empty belly, I felt awash with guilt that I had been so overwhelmed by the world's out-of-reach problems that I ignored this tangible one right on my doorstep.

The room felt awash in supply and starved for demand, except for five fresh-faced recruiters in the corner who were seeking customer service representatives and a human-resource coordinator for their cosmeceuticals and nutraceuticals products, produced by Atlantic Coast Media Group.

I felt awash in a sadness I couldn't explain.

Ever since he acknowledged her in a friend's dimly lit kitchen -- "Looking good, Boyd" -- she felt awash in a hot, fluttery sensation whenever he came around.

Though Steven Connolly does the chasing and kissing, it is hard not to feel that Sheba - awash with good intentions when she enrols at St George's - should have had the maturity to reject him.