Sentence examples for feel blank from inspiring English sources
They feel blank and demure when compared with the frontal attack and visual overload frequent to Mr. Stella's wall pieces.
If you feel blank on any given day when you sit down to journal, you can write about that.
It is okay to ask for a moment to restore your composure if you feel blank or overly nervous.
When you're feeling the effects of exam anxiety and your brain feels blank, take a drink of your water and breathe deeply and slowly.
Some days his daughter's quietness in the car felt blank and mysterious; but some days it felt excruciatingly full, like an inflamed internal organ about to burst.
Looking at the red rose and waiting for the sacred moment, I just felt blank: no matter how much I tried to make my own holiday, I still couldn't feel Tet.
Ian McKellen enjoys the transformation, and you catch an impish amusement behind his gaze; for all his efforts, though, most of the picture feels blank of humor, offering us a baleful welcome to the wilder shores of love.
Pretty much all of the presentations assumed that cars would be self-piloting within 20 years, and that their interiors would, to some extent, be transformed into extensions of living spaces.Some suggested a sort of descendant of the iPad offering an interface between car and passengers, an idea that seemed to emphasise the way in which the vehicles would feel like blank slates.
At a recent research session outside Philadelphia, Ms. Quinlan invited women in the audience to fill in the blanks in this sentence: "My name is (blank), and I feel I deserve (blank)." Ms. Quinlan was the first to answer, saying that she feels she deserves to be proud for taking the risk of leaving her job and starting her own business.
His Himalayan forays took him to the very borders of the India defined by Western surveys at the time, where he came up against a Sublime so sublime, so non-European, so disorienting that it felt useless, blank, unseeable.
