Sentence examples for feel enveloped from inspiring English sources

The judges said it made them feel "enveloped in the snowy wastes" of Canada in 1867.

For the first time since our arrival in Canada I feel enveloped in silence, and just the slightest worry that we may have arrived on the wrong day.

But I can say that when I inserted it and turned it on, I did feel enveloped in white noise, an entirely pleasing sensation.

It happens sometimes while you're playing sports, or listening to music or lost in a story, or to some people when they feel enveloped by God's love.

Touted as a "sublime spectacle," the painting traveled from city to city, and the enthralled lined up by the hundreds to feel enveloped by a historic moment.

"Resort homes are meant to make people feel enveloped in the essence of a hotel, like they are unwinding," said Mr. Leonard, Ms. Baum's architect.

I felt enveloped; feeling her close to me was like outer space, with all its questions: Is it infinite or contained?

The opener, "Completely Exposed," is a wary grievance made to feel enveloping, with layers of Mr. Lidell's trademark beat-boxing, sampled and digitally distressed.

You felt enveloped by the music.

Here, I felt enveloped by greenery.

The Costa judges said that they "felt enveloped by the snowy landscape and gripped by the beautiful writing and effortless story-telling".